Yes, I’m quilting 2 quilts at once. Each on different machines. On my Janome 8900, is the labyrinth quilt that I posted about in March. Really? It doesn’t seem like that long ago. I’m still deciding what to quilt – so for bits of time, it’s just sitting there. Then, on my Janome 6500, I’m doing outline quilting on the quilt that is using this fabric: 
I have not been through the door of any fabric store – sew it’s been super easy to not buy any fabric this week.
Stash Report
Fabric Used this Week: 0 yards
Fabric Used year to Date: 141.75 yards
Fabric Added this Week: 0 yards
Fabric Added Year to Date: 54 yards
Net Fabric used for 2017: 80.95 yards
UFO tally
2017 Completed
Jan: 2
Feb: 0
Mar: 0
Apr: 0
May: 2
June: 4
July: 0
Aug: 1
Sept: 2
Oct: 0
36 UFO’s left to complete.
Linking to:
- Sunday Stash @ quiltpaintcreate
- Oh Scrap @ Quilting is more fun than Housework
- Monday Making @ Love, Laugh, Quilt
- Design Wall Monday @ Small Quilts and Doll Quilts
- Moving it Forward Monday @ Em’s Scrapbag
- Main Crush Monday @ Cooking up Quilts
Quilting Gail 
The labyrinth quilt is fantastic – have fun with quilting it!! Quilting on two at once will keep boredom away. 🙂 I recently started working a few hours a week at my LQS. I kinda think any money I make will be spent on fabric. LOL
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Thanks Beth! Good luck with your wages at your LQS! That will be tough, especially when the new and prettier fabric arrives! 🙂
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So pretty, and so much progress….
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Thanks, Lori!
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That labyrinth quilt is worth doing it well. A great design. I shop online, always tempting me daily. Doing my best to resist. Keep up the good work!
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Thanks … sometimes ideas need time to get them right!
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You’ve finished a lot of UFOs this year. Great job!
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Still would like to finish more … here’s to hoping!
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Hi Gail
The labyrinth quilt is so pretty. I had forgotten about that one.
I am in the middle of quilting a kaliedescope quilt. I was almost done but ran out if thread. I’ll post about it soon. But one question I have for you — how did you do the seams in the very centre of the labyrinth quilt? The centres of mine are pretty lumpy. Another learning experience! 🙂
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Hi Terry … can’t wait to see your kaleidoscope quilt!
I ironed all of the seams open at the centre. I also ignored the slight lump. 🙂 😉
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Hi Gail,
Is there such a thing as a double-fisted quilter (like drinker)?!! HAHA I am about to tie up one machine for quilting, so the other machine is coming out for sewing. ~smile~ Roseanne
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HA! HA! Well, even though I have 2 machines set up for quilting, I actually am only working on one of the quilts at a time! 🙂
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Ahh, that is true. But isn’t that the same with drinking – you can only drink from one glass at a time. ~grin~ Roseanne
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I’m not sure about that … I know I can handle a glass of water and a glass of wine at the same meal. A sip from one, a sip from the other! (He! He!)
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Oh how I love that Labyrinth quilt! One of my best friends made it for her son’s wedding this past August. (pretty sure that’s the one…) I giggled on the haven’t been through the door of a quilt shop…doesn’t hold me back; bought some more online just last night, ha!
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Well Sandra, I’m glad I made you giggle. I have only occasionally ordered fabric on-line. It’s a good thing I live in Canada – otherwise the Missouri Star deals would have me hooked!
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