I love the panel! You are great at quilting. I enjoy this so much! I enjoy your crochet blanket as well. I'm always afraid to was them as well. My sister made me an Afghan for my bed and I am so particular. Lol Thanks for sharing.
@UndertheNeedle282Ай бұрын
Thank you for the compliments on my quilting. I really appreciate it. I only do swirls and loops so I've had a lot of practice. I need to start branching out and learning new stitches. I think it's really cool that your sister made you a quilt. That's love. ❤️
@dgraham719Ай бұрын
I use sewing as way to cope also, but I get so overwhelmed with life stuff, that I can't hardly get in there to sew. When I stop in the middle of a project to put away, I make notes about where I am in it, so I can puck it back up to work on easily.
@UndertheNeedle282Ай бұрын
That's a really good idea. I always tell myself that I'm going to pick it right back up and so I'm going to remember. The problem is months go by and then I don't remember. I get being overwhelmed also. I'll ignore everything and just so but then the things that I'm ignoring will start to back up and make me even more overwhelmed. It's like a double-edged sword.
@BettyCorkeАй бұрын
I love the quilt with the panel. You did a great job quilting. I finish a quilt from Fat Quarter Shop, but scared to quilt it don't know what to choose from straight line or swirls haven't done a quilt this big before. 72 1/2 x 93 1/2.
@UndertheNeedle282Ай бұрын
That's a pretty nice sized quilt. I tend to straight line quilt on larger projects just because I'm lazy. I know that if I do free motion it's going to take me longer to finish the quilt than if I do straight lines.
@Kathleen_TheriaultАй бұрын
I’m glad someone has their ‘jo’. I’m taking a break from work because I’m writing a report and the words are not exactly flowing. 😂. But it’s Friday!!
@UndertheNeedle282Ай бұрын
I've been crocheting like a maniac but I can't seem to get back into sewing 😭😭😩. I think I'm just going to have to force it and see what happens.
@lindafouse7059Ай бұрын
I understand what your saying, I lost my sew-jo too, trying to get it back.
@UndertheNeedle282Ай бұрын
I normally feel lost when I go a couple of days without sewing but not right now. I don't understand it! 😭
@patwelch1373Ай бұрын
I hear you girl, it feels like I am wasting time re figuring out a project.
@UndertheNeedle282Ай бұрын
It's such a drag having to figure out where you left off. But it's my fault for having too many works in progress, lol. I did pull one of them out though so I'm going to try to focus on one at a time.
@patwelch1373Ай бұрын
@@UndertheNeedle282 sounds like a perfect plan
@helenpeddycord2241Ай бұрын
Chaunda, your wall hanging is really nice! From what I could see of your quilting, when you flashed it up,🤣, you had used a light thread for the front and a beautiful blue for the back. At NO time did I see the opposite thread showing thru the stitches. THAT’s the problem I have when I use 2 different opposing colors. Your stitches appeared even as well. It takes me a bit of testing on sandwich scraps to prevent this with my Juki. It doesn’t have a stitch regulator, but I’m getting more interested in having one. Would you mind sharing the name of the machine you have and if you like it please? Most of the time, the shops where you purchase a machine will give free lessons on how to use them. We’re you able to receive any classes? Thanks for the info my friend! 💕🧵🧵
@UndertheNeedle282Ай бұрын
They offer classes but I haven't taken any. I'm going to revisit that because I can't figure out the stitch regulator. I tried using it in the border of the panel but was unsuccessful. So in the main body of the panel I didn't use it. There are a couple of spots with a bobbin thread does show on top but it's minuscule. As far as my stitches, some are pretty good and even and others aren't. But I'm learning more and more that it doesn't matter because you can't see the imperfections in the final quilt.
@helenpeddycord2241Ай бұрын
@@UndertheNeedle282 - Hope it goes well for you💕💕🧵