Sunday, November 4, 2018

Slow Sunday Stitching

  Slow stitching.  I find that I am frantically running around the house, on my days off, catching up on housework, laundry, dishes, cooking...you know the drill.

Those quiet moments, when I have something to sew on, by hand...still my brain and heart.  I find myself so much more relaxed, thinking better and more clearly.

Try it?  You will love it!

I am stitching on this circle quilt...it is a scrappy thing that I started last year, and still have many slow stitches to take, to finish it.

"A great journey starts with a single step, " or a fun quilt begins with a single stitch!

I am linking to Kathy's blog, below...so go see what slow stitching other quilters and crafters have going on.



https://kathysquilts.blogspot.com/2018/11/slow-sunday-stitching.html


Julie

10 comments:

Chantal said...

Awwwhhh!! This is a fun quilt to look at; it must be a lot of fun to make too. Enjoy your slow stitching. ;^)

Deanna W said...

This does look like a fun quilt to applique and stitch on. Good luck with your progress. Yes slow stitching is relaxing and cures what ails ya!!!

Karen said...

I don't remember these blocks. I like the stars and circles. Will make a very nice quilt at some time. Part of the enjoyment is the travel along the way. You get there eventually but have taken time to smell the roses.

beth s said...

OOoh! I love this so much.

Nancy said...

Julie, it just occurred to me that this would make a fabulous baby quilt! It's fun and bright and gorgeous!

Rose Marie said...

Again, more gorgeous applique from you. I enjoy this project each time you take it out to show us your progress. It makes me want to make one too!

Nann said...

I recognize the quilt in your header photo! I made it for my partner in this year's Teal Mini Quilt swap.

Janet O. said...

What a fun, whimsical quilt!

KaHolly said...

Oh, Julie! This is fantabulous!

Lori said...

I always say great quilts cannot be rushed!!

Lots of things going on!

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