April 28
Dolls & Quilts
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For the next few weeks, instead of starting a new creative book, e-course or challenge, I’m going to work on an unfinished project. Many years ago I bought four doll and quilt patterns from Hanging by a Thread. Last week, I did a post about the one I finished, but I never got around to the other three. Now, I want to finish them up.
This week, I dug up the other patterns and the fabric I purchased for the project. All the doll and quilt patterns are basically the same. The only thing that changes are the accessories and the designs embroidered on the quilts. So my question is…should I work on them individually, or should I do all the dolls, then all the quilts at once?
I think I’m going to work on them individually. Although it would be convenient to do some assembly line work, I’m afraid I may get things mixed up if I try to work on all of them at the same time. I’m going to start with the Seedy Lady quilt because I already have a good portion of that one done.
I think I’d do them one at a time, as then you will see each one finished and want to do the next one.
Looking forward to seeing them as you do them.
We think individually would be good. Then if you’ve had enough as one is finished…work on the quilts. Assembly line could end up with 3 unfinished dolls. Just sayin’.
XXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
I think one at a time is a good idea. Can’t wait to see how she turns out!
Anxious to see the finished work. 🙂
That’s a great feeling, to finish up projects. Look forward to seeing what you create.
If it was me, I would work on them individually otherwise it becomes like a production line – or you could do all the main sewing work together but the individual details by themselves.
Lynne x