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Making Progress

I finished Klee’s Castles and I just need to add a label and a sleeve and send it off for the SAQA auction. I had a lot of fun adding the details to this. Here is a detail shot.

I finally got the latest fabric frenzy cleaned up and stored. I have a bag of large fused silk scraps and a bag of smaller pieces.

I can’t bear to throw out the smallest of scraps. They are great for making small works like fabric postcards. I am happy that the studio is neatened and I can start my cityscape this week-end.

We have had some half way decent weather today. It was chilly but mostly sunny and no rain. It is amazing what some sunshine can do to lift your spirits.

Tomorrow, Terry Grant and I are going to the Clark County Quilter’s show in Vancouver, WA. We will be selling and signing the Twelve by Twelve book and showing the colorplay quilts that we have revealed on the blog, so far. I am looking forward to the meet and greet and to see some quilts and maybe spend some money at some of the vendors.

4 Responses to “Making Progress”

  1. JB says:

    Have fun with your book promotion. I am sure enjoying my copy!!

    I like your finished “Klee houses”. the black stitching is good contrast to the bright colors.

  2. connie says:

    I love it! I hope all goes well in Vancouver! Must be very exciting to promote a book with your work. Have fun!!!

  3. Yay for zip lock bags!

  4. Jeri says:

    Gerrie, I love the big stitching you have added, especially the black. I think sweeping the floor, and emptying the wastebin are some of the most satisfying parts of a project, it means it is DONE, offically done.