Three little runners off to the quilter. Two are fallish, one is for Christmas. By the time I get them back the sunflower one will be kind of out of season, but I will definitely use the maple leaf one for Thanksgiving and the red/green/black/cream/gold one for Christmas.
And Cinnaberry is the other quilt going out for quilting. I followed everyone's advice and did not add any borders to make it bigger. It remains 60 x 60". A nice size lap quilt for the holiday season. And beyond!
Every time I mention sending things out for quilting, someone asks me who my quilter is. And you know something? I never tell. I share a lot, but not that.
Judge me if you will, but some things I just need to keep to myself.
LOL on keeping the quilter to yourself. Do not apologize; we all keep our own secrets.
Your pieces are just lovely. The Cinnaberry is my favorite.
Posted by: Mary | September 09, 2020 at 05:08 AM
I like them all but especially the sunflower runner. And Cinnaberry just speaks to me!
Around here the wait time for a quilting is 2 months of more!
Posted by: Carole Moore | September 09, 2020 at 05:22 AM
You've had so many great finishes recently! The wait for a long armer to finish a quilt in our area is a month or more, but so worth it! And you certainly shouldn't feel badly for not giving out your quilter's information. It's just smart not to share someone else's information on the internet for so many reasons!
Posted by: Jan | September 09, 2020 at 06:37 AM
Can't wait to see them on the return. To be sure they will be prettier than ever. Does it take long to get your quilts quilted? I had a quilter keep my quilt once for 3 mos, but never again. My usual quilter is well known in the DFW area, a friend of Bonnie Hunter's who I met in a DFW class with Bonnie. Her quilting is her work, and I bring them in when ready and generally have them back in 7-10 days, some a little longer. I love it.
Posted by: Stephani in N. TX | September 09, 2020 at 07:14 AM
It's always fun to get quilts back to the quilter! I don't blame you for keeping mum. If you share with too many people (and you have a lot of followers!), she's likely to get too busy for your quilts! No guilt!
Posted by: Lisa D. | September 09, 2020 at 07:54 AM
They are all lovely. How exciting. Binding here you come! Have a good day! Very smoked here - nowalk today ☹️.
Mary
Posted by: Mary Kastner | September 09, 2020 at 07:59 AM
Is your longarmer happy you don't advertise her/him?
Posted by: Debi Bacon | September 09, 2020 at 08:03 AM
What a lot of great finishes! Makes sense not to share the name of your quilter. Can't wait to see these beauties quilted ... and bound.
Posted by: Debbie R. | September 09, 2020 at 10:08 AM
wasn't there a commercial about hair coloring where the tag line was: "only her hairdresser knows?" ;p
I got another backyard haircut last week and MAN DOES IT FEEL AMAZING! my hair becomes so unmanageable so quickly.
Posted by: Ina | September 09, 2020 at 10:28 AM
As a Longarm quilter, I am always so excited to see what my quilters have made! Who ever is quilting for you certainly does beautiful work!!
Posted by: Wendy Currie | September 09, 2020 at 08:21 PM
Your runners are so cute and nice to have a good stock to rotate and change up....don't blame you on not giving out your quilter. Personal preference and good for you!
Posted by: gailss1 | September 10, 2020 at 03:44 AM
How can I get one of your patterns?
Posted by: Ruth MacNutt | September 10, 2020 at 10:10 AM
Love all your finishes!
Posted by: Anita | September 10, 2020 at 10:30 AM