I know a little two year old who is all about trains these days, so I have started a train quilt for him.
This is what I have so far...
The engine...
Some people...
Not sure what this one is...i guess one of those carriers that have liquid in them.
Looks like the coal car....
A load of dirt? .... haha
And, a load of lumber...
They are all done on the embroidery machine, with some applique.
There are 6 more cars, and some track and trees and a railroad crossing sign. Each block takes about an hour, so it will be a few days before the blocks are all finished. I like that they have the connections on each block, so each one can be connected to the one before it.
I recently bought myself a 'back up' embroidery machine, since mine is in the shop once again for repair. I got a Baby Lock Flourish II. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles that my main machine has, but it gets the job done while I wait for the other machine to be repaired. It's kind of sad to have 2 machines, but, i didn't want to be without one for several weeks. I'm an embroidery junkie. haha
This is what I have so far...
The engine...
Some people...
Not sure what this one is...i guess one of those carriers that have liquid in them.
Looks like the coal car....
A load of dirt? .... haha
And, a load of lumber...
They are all done on the embroidery machine, with some applique.
There are 6 more cars, and some track and trees and a railroad crossing sign. Each block takes about an hour, so it will be a few days before the blocks are all finished. I like that they have the connections on each block, so each one can be connected to the one before it.
I recently bought myself a 'back up' embroidery machine, since mine is in the shop once again for repair. I got a Baby Lock Flourish II. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles that my main machine has, but it gets the job done while I wait for the other machine to be repaired. It's kind of sad to have 2 machines, but, i didn't want to be without one for several weeks. I'm an embroidery junkie. haha