More of first stages, with addition growing design on the wall

A response to 30andout ... and on and on. The timelessness of quilting, eternity in a single stitch.

Rolling over and tacking down the binding. The unveiling ceremony will be on Saturday the 6th of Dec. at 2:00 p.m. in San Francisco. Let me know if you would like to attend

Preparing and attaching the binding to the edges of the quilt

Finally off the frame, finishing the quilting around the edges

Trying to reach the end

As I am quilting I remember a luncheon of artists

quilting and chatting with Morfeene about his desire to do something creative

Quilting Bee, chatting with someone who is afraid to make art

Preparing the binding for the edges of the quilt.

Readying the quilt for edge trimming

Making a Quilt 27 Last Stitch and Unrolling

What the left hand is doing on the underside during the quilting process. Music by Eugen Cicero

Thinking out loud as I quilt, responding to a comment about the importance of creative process

The first thing I do is remove all the labels, including the ones identifying the brand. I chose this shoulder bag because it doesn't make my back sweaty like a backpack does. Sling bags are light,   more...easy to carry, and convenient.  less

http://www.LeatherCraftSecrets.com/vids How to price a customised leather wallet for example. A leather wallet can last for 10 years or more, so you would sell it on the quality and uniqueness of the   more...item.  less

Another quilting day, discussing 'rocking' motion, thimbles and pin cushions

I tag SuburbanRider, ninjasa1, and Delboy73 (I hope you guys have windows). Have fun with it all! The website is http://photosynth.net And the cooking tag, I was tagged by Vanzal15; sorry I forgot your   more...name buddy :( That vid is coming soon!  less

Microsoft Live Labs has a fun, lightweight app called Photosynth available at http://photosynth.net. I reconstruct my room and tag a few vloggers just for the hell of it.

Pinning on the binding, stitching it, rolling it over, hand tacking it down on the back side. Music: Bach Cantata #132 Bereitet die Wege, Rene Jacobs, soprano (for Ravensinger)

Trimming the edges of the quilt and showing the back, made of Indian cotton fabrics

Approaching the completion of the quilting and responding to Daylily2000, 30andout, Tobie2, and Suja.

Pattern made by stitching, knotting thread, approaching the finish line.

An online quilting bee conversation with Marihani and DanielofKy about clay and its demands. The fear of not being 'original' enough.