Monday, January 21, 2013

Fluffy

I've been writing many blog posts in my head these past few days.  But I have not been getting those words to my computer.  Argh.  Anyway, I had no one fooled on what I was doing with this!  I made very simple tutu's for my two of granddaughters for Christmas.  Here is the youngest of them in action:


And her big brother had to give it a whirl, too:


I have done a lot of sewing this past weekend.  I used my walking foot with the seam guide to quilt the ocean-themed baby quilt I have been making.  The quilting is 1 inch apart and the needle is set to 3.7 on my Bernina machine.  I often wonder what stitch lengths other people use.  No one ever seems to write about that.  I am very anxious to see how the quilting looks after the quilt is all washed and crinkly.  (The baby boy arrived in Bermuda this past weekend...9 1/2 pounds!)


And the quilt below is ready for the final thread trimming and pressing of the back.  I have the binding ready, but there is still the back to put together.


:o)

3 comments:

Sheila said...

Oh my! They are so cute! You did good.
Interesting question about walking foot quilting stitch length. I would like to know the best stitch length.

Karen said...

Those tu-tus are so gorgeous!! Good luck with the quilts, too.

Carol E. said...

Cute tu-tu's and even cuter kids. (Trying to figure out..are they my siblings or my cousins?)-- getting a little carried away with this relatives thing! LOL.