This table topper pattern is by Kim Diehl. It is called Short & Sweet. I found it in Kim's book called Simple Charm. I got the copy from our local library!
I'm linking up at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.
Sunday, October 27, 2019
Slow Sunday Stitching
This little quilt is getting exciting to me. I only have five more petals to add and all of the hand stitching will be complete! I've been working five days a week as a substitute teacher. I hope to get them stitched on this week. That's also the reason why I haven't been posting as much recently. Busy, busy, busy! It's all good.
This table topper pattern is by Kim Diehl. It is called Short & Sweet. I found it in Kim's book called Simple Charm. I got the copy from our local library!
I'm linking up at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.
This table topper pattern is by Kim Diehl. It is called Short & Sweet. I found it in Kim's book called Simple Charm. I got the copy from our local library!
I'm linking up at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.
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11 comments:
This is looking so good. I love the colours too.
Lovely, lovely, lovely! I can't wait to see this completed and sitting on top of your table! Happy stitching!
How exciting to see all the hand stitching of your lovely little quilt nearly finished.
I love your table topper ... you are so close to layering it up... have you decided how you will quilt it?? Thanks for sharing at Kathy's... Kathi
very nice! I wish my library had quilting books but rarely do I find one
So exciting to get that close to finishing! It's nice to be able to put in a few stitches even though we are busy isn't it?
You table topper is looking beautiful.
Love your table topper and the colors. Great work!
Very pretty! Hmmm. I'll have to check and see if I have that book. I have a few of hers and was lucky enough to see a trunk show she did years ago. Love her quilts and style.
Lucky you to have a Kim Diehl book available at your local library. Quilt is coming along nicely.
So close to finishing the hand stitching... go Kathy go!
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