Well I had a great idea! I am ready to start hand-quilting Sue Garman’s “Bouquets For A New Day’. I have always quilted in a hoop, but I thought it might be time to graduate to a floor frame. I did a bit of research on floor frames and decided I wasn’t ready to jump in that deep. So I opted for an Omni-Grid floor frame. I thought it might give me a feel for quilting on a frame without a huge investment. I could not wait to get started!
So I marked my quilt under the watchful eye of Bruin.
I am doing cross-hatching in the background. The lines are 3/4″ apart. That is a lot of quilting!
I assembled the frame and put the quilt in it. I gathered all my stuff (scissor, needles, thread and thimble). I put on a pot of coffee. Life was so good!
I left the room just for a minute to pour myself a cup of cup of coffee….
…..and Bruin found a new cat bed!
I am making slow (but steady) progress on “Friends of Baltimore”.
Til next time….
Kerry
I’m sure glad your kitty didn’t fall through when he climed on! It’s looking lovely! You Go Girl!!
I can’t believe the whole thing just didn’t collapse!! I am still laughing!!
oh Bruin!! Isn’t Mom so nice to make you such a pretty new bed?! Did he try and get on your lap when you used the hoop?!
Yes he did!! I should have clued into that!!
I have heard that a cat is almost a requirement …the put just the right amount of tension of the quilt so it becomes just loose enough for hand quilting. I have A dog so this if frowned upon
And the thin layer of cat hair left behind just adds that extra bit of warmth!!