Monday, October 6, 2008
Wall hanging complete (Version 2)
I've been taking a break from sewing and knitting as there are pressing deadlines looming for school: conference papers, fellowship applications and my dissertation proposal. I'm off to sunny FL in early November for the annual ASHE conference, the two fellowship applications are due in just a couple weeks and I submitted the first draft of my dissertation proposal to my advisor this past week. I am now anxiously awaiting feedback to see how much farther I must go before scheduling a proposal defense date (hopefully before December 15th). Once I leap that hurdle I will officially become a dissertator.
However, my in-laws came for a visit this past weekend - partially to help celebrate a first birthday for our youngest. In a rush to get ready I finished up this wall hanging and put it up. I am very happy with how it turned out. I even put two back hanging pockets on it, but no label yet. These crazy 9-patches are the remaining six blocks from my earlier work, what I consider Version 1. Also, now that I've got the hang of binding strips I think that I will take that other one back from my Mom and re-work it. Hope you all have a good week - I'll be putting my nose to the keyboard, so to speak.
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4 comments:
I love it. It's really fantastic! Where is it hanging?
The quilt is beautiful! And, best of luck with everything school-related. It sounds like alot is on your plate.
That's so cute!
At the moment it is shamelessly hanging in the living room. Once I'm over admiring it on a minute-by-minute basis it will go to its home above the staircase (you'll see it as you descend the stairs).
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