…and the doctor said, “Those monkeys are jumping on the bed? Again?
Yes they are!!!
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This is a test run. It looks good! I can’t wait to make Joey-Bug his Monkey Quilt!!! Long overdue, since he will be one year old in May.
I had sooooooooooo many frustrating issues with my Pfaff embroidery machine, that I literally gave up on making him one. And, that made me sad, because all of my grand babies had a monkey quilt except Joey. BUT, thanks to my sewing sister and her older Bernina, the monkeys are jumping on the bed again!
I have also been working on a mystery quilt with Bonnie Hunter. It’s called “Easy Street”. I really like it a lot. It was fun and went quickly, but it is a monster size. And, I will have to quilt it. Yikes!!! I’m going to have to get another Juki, I fear…maybe a later model??? I don’t know.
Another project that I have actually completed. :)
The monkey looks happy that you can embroider again! He looks like he’s jumping for joy. The stocking is adorable. The quilt is so not you…in a good way! (You finished that FAST!) Feels good to step out of our comfort zone occasionally.
I really do enjoy making the monkey quilts! Happy dance!!!
Easy Street colors were well out of my comfort zone. But I did enjoy working with the black on white fabrics. I only wish I had more variety of scraps. I didn’t want to spend a ton of money on the “scrap” mystery quilt but being my first mystery quilt, I thought it best to stay w her color choices.
That quilt is amazing and it certainly doesn’t LOOK easy.
And how cute is that monkey?
Easy Street was not hard but it was a lot of pieces piled up in a bucket until it was time to piece it all together band that process was slightly out of control. lol.
The embroidered monkey quilt is such a fun favorite for me. It’s actually called “monkey shine”.
I am enjoying the NY Beauty. They are gorgeous quilts and I have always wanted one. Your NYB is unbelievable!