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schizoauthoressThe Work Quilt (AKA Pinwheels that I Sewed During Slow Times My First Few Months at My Call Center Job) is slowly, steadily taking shape as a Real Quilt now. I've been messing with patchwork and the sewing of quilt tops for quite a while now. Except for a wall-hanging or two, I haven't done the actual "sandwich some batting between two layers of fabric and sew together" thing.
So, the Work Quilt (AKA Oh Man I Am So Not Confident In My Abilities to Do This But Here Goes Anyway) is my first large-size quilt. I already had to rip out some seams and tore the backing flannel a little bit. But since this is the Work Quilt (AKA Practice Material That I Will Love and Use Regardless), I'm just going to keep plugging along and trust that things will work out. Any mistakes I make with this one (and I'm sure there will be plenty) will just mean mistakes that I'll know to avoid with my next quilt. (Which, hopefully, will be the Churn Dash quilt.)
So, the Work Quilt (AKA Oh Man I Am So Not Confident In My Abilities to Do This But Here Goes Anyway) is my first large-size quilt. I already had to rip out some seams and tore the backing flannel a little bit. But since this is the Work Quilt (AKA Practice Material That I Will Love and Use Regardless), I'm just going to keep plugging along and trust that things will work out. Any mistakes I make with this one (and I'm sure there will be plenty) will just mean mistakes that I'll know to avoid with my next quilt. (Which, hopefully, will be the Churn Dash quilt.)