I took a class from Mary Lou a few weeks back to learn how to machine quilt, and I finally got brave enough to give it a try. It isn't perfect, and takes much longer than you'd think, but I'm so excited to be doing it!
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Miles Run/Walked in 2014
January- 64.94
February- 25.4
March- 22.32
April-21.7
May- 37.76
June- 55.67
Miles Run/Walked in 2013
- January - 122.97
- February - 78.29
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- April - 66.18
- May -147.70
- June 167.84
- July 179.45
- August 209.11
- September 180.32
- October- 144.53
- November- 99.75
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Miles Walked/Run in 2012
January - 135.6
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March- 186.8
April- 189.2
May- 191.66
June- 191
July- 169.88
August 154.82
September 182.33
October 166.59
November 132.65
December 155.18
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Total 2028.01
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Total 1260.3
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8 comments:
It's such a great feeling of accomplishment to know that you pieced AND quilted it -- you'll be so proud when you are done... And those "mistakes" or less than perfect areas, I'll bet you'll have trouble locating them when all is said and done! Can't wait to see the finished product!!
Blessings,
Mary Lou
I am not as good at it as I would like to be, but I sure do enjoy it. Kind of like doodling with your sewing machine. Keep practicing and soon we will both be in the advanced category!
That is so awesome! Do you just use your regular machine?
Can't wait to see it finished!
Deanna
"it doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful."
~ the nester
i love that you're doing something new .. and i'm sure the quilt will be lovely. :o)
yeah! once you get the hang of it, you will get faster and your stitching will look great. the first quilt i machine=quilted looks terrible, but i still love it!
I like the way you are always trying something new. Susan - Penless Writer
I am a quilt lover, and would love to know how to make one....I just am not very talented in the area of sewing..BTW....your quilt looks great..
Hugs to you
shug
good for you!! It's really different from handquilting - watch out for sore shoulders! Can't wait to see the finished product :)
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