OMG for October

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With my back out for the past two weeks, I find I can't sit for long, but my chair in my sewing room (only wood) seems to not hurt my back where my couch does....  Go figure???....


So I have been doing some sewing and some painting (can't show the painting - it's a Christmas gift), and it's been coming along in 1/2 hour stints with an hour break in between or even some napping.  So I think I can do it, can make a goal happen.  Here's what my monthly goal looked like at the start of October.  It's my own design, from a painting I did about forth months ago.  A lot of white space there.  The quilt is about five feet by four feet (or approximately).  So  here's the list of things to do for this one:
  • stitch on all the black.
  • attach some 2 1/2 inch squares around one corner to make it more balance.
  • quilt all that white space.
  • Bind
  • Put up in the bedroom.
I'm looking to do it for my bedroom, to cut down on the echo in my loft.  The other side above the kitchen is a modern design left from the previous owner in black and white.  So I think the two will really work well together.  I'm very happy with the thought of the two of them together.  See below for a picture of the artwork in the kitchen.  What do you think?  Give me a reply.  



Linking up with Elm Street Quilting for the One Monthly Goal

http://www.elmstreetquilts.com/


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  1. Patty October 4, 2017 at 4:48 AM

    Wow. Can't wait to see this one. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck on your project.

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    1. Nicole PainchaudOctober 11, 2017 at 5:27 PM

      Thanks Patty, and guess what? I"M DONE!!! Going to blog about the completed quilt this weekend, and what it looks like....

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