I spent several nights this week stitching down the binding on this quilt. That's always my favorite kind of slow stitching!
Once that was finished, I've been able to make some progress on the Gail Pan variegated blue flower basket. In fact, there's just a little more to do.
But with it being Eastertime, I gave myself permission to start a new little project with bunnies on it! This is Spring Banner from Melisa at PinkernPunkin. Hopefully you can see the bunny starting to emerge!
Plenty to work on today for Slow Sunday Stitching!
Linking up at Kathy's Quilts.
And at Melva Loves Scraps for Sew and Tell Monday.
13 comments:
Flowers, birds and bunnies! Fun springtime stitching. Your embroidery is beautiful. Hand stitching the binding on a quilt is so satisfying! Gail at the cozy quilter
Hand sewing the binding is always fun, you get the rush of a finishing a quilt. Enjoy your slow stitching today.
Looks like you have some fun stitching to watch The Masters today!
Your flower basket stitching is so whimsical and fun!
love the blue stitching
I love what you are stitching. That little bunny is cute. I find stitching binding to be very satisfying.
Love your stitching. I also love doing the binding. Have a great week!
I enjoy binding by hand too. I had a table topper to do yesterday, and was enjoying the process so much, I finished it!
All are wonderful projects! Has spring, sprung in CO? Flowers and bunnies are perfect spring stitching.
I just adore your Masala Box quilt, Diann and Woo Hoo on the finish! The little penguin binding is darling. And how exciting to see your fabulous start on Spring Banner! You brought a warm smile to my day; thank you:) I hope you enjoy this little stitch. Have a great new week. Hugs.
I love stitching the binding down too, so satisfying.
Hand stitching binding is my absolute favorite part of quilt making. It means that I am putting the final touches on the quilt and even if I have a someone else quilt it for me, I feel like it becomes "mine" again.
The speckled backing is just right for your quilt. Both embroidery projects are off to a good start!
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