I never thought the act of scheduling family photos would inevitably send me into a state of panic. How did I counteract this panicky feeling? I didn't think about it for 2 months and 3 weeks. So, a week before family photos, I had to schedule hair appointments, look for semi matching clothes we all can wear{which is hard to do when you don't have an eye for fashion and the undying feeling nothing looks good on you}, and dry clean our "formal" outfits. For the first part of our session, Christian and I wore our traditional Korean attire - hanboks and Matt wore his suit. Ours looked similar to these...
The second half, we changed into casual outfits. Matt and Christian wore Star Wars shirts with a button shirt over it, jeans, and their converse. I wore I denim jacket, yellow and white stripped shirt, black slacks, and my converse. I really hope they turned out well. Our photographer traveled from Oklahoma City and she was super nice and professional. Check out her website! Artsy Phartsy Photography - Photos by Erin Kanske

I used a pattern I saw online and just modified it to fit what I wanted to do with it.
What do you think??
{Front}
{Back}
{Closer Look}
For those that quilt and have any pointers on free motion quilting, please share :) I don't mind constructive criticism, thats how we learn!! :)
Time to start quilt #3! :) I probably should finish that bookshelf quilt...I think it's so big though, I will have to send it off. Anyone recommend a place ?
By the way, this is my 100th blog post! :) heehee...
By the way, this is my 100th blog post! :) heehee...
3 comments:
Gorgeous little baby quilt. If this is your first attempt are FMQ you have done a great job. Why dont you check out the Free Motion Quilting Project Blog and see what tips you can pick up. Good luck and happy stitching
What I think is that you did a fantastic job!! I love this quilt---you go, girl! :) We're out here cheering you on.
Cute baby quilt! Nice job on the FMQ'ing.
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