Now 8 of the 12 blocks have been added, and the final four will go on this week. Then I will fill in any remaining bare spots with some stitching, stabilize it, add trim around the center and then back and bind it. It will be done by month end, come hell or high water..... and the high water is no laughing matter around here.
Next up is the Bright Banjos for Bruce using the Pow Wow Pattern from Cluck, Cluck, Sew. All the blocks are sewn into rose, and I only have 3 or 4 more rows to add. Then baste, quilt, bind and viola! Another hopeful finish for this month. Excuse the wrinkle-y top. I have had it folded (and the cats have found it to be a lovely nap spot)
And then there are the ever-present wonky log cabin blocks. I have made 2 of three for this month, but I am likely not going to finish the 3rd until next week. And I have so many green scraps that I think I will start making some 16-patch quilt block to use some up.
If they look PARTICULARLY wonky, it is because they are laying on a pile of fabric scraps from yet another project..... making more fabric packs for my Etsy shop. Never enough hours in a day...
And finally, my Farm Girl blocks. As I mentioned last post (and you can see from the logo on the sidebar) I am participating in Lori Holt`s Farm Girl Vintage quilt-along. These blocks are the Baby Chick (from week 2) and Baking Day and Butter Churn from Week 3. I am loving these blocks and having a ball!!
Baby Chick |
Baking Day (with some vintage Pyrex) |
Butter Churn |
Hugs,
You can send a little of your rain in this direction if you like. We could use a couple of days of steady rain. Your projects are looking good (at least all that rain you're getting means you can stay inside and play with needle and threads!).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects, fabulous use of color!
ReplyDeleteI love that needlepoint CQ piece--wonderful idea --hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteAll your projects are wonderful, but I am so in love with the crazy quilt the most! It is coming along awesomely! Those colors speak volumes to me as I am sure they have you as you have worked on it. Such gorgeous colors to spark creativity.
ReplyDeleteI would happily take a day or two of your rain! We keep having drizzles, but it has been such a dry winter I am dreading the water restrictions we will see in August.
ReplyDeleteYour projects are all gorgeous, but I am SO excited about your CQJP 2012 blocks being done! What a gorgeous, gorgeous quilt in progress. (I need to finish mine from 2013 and 2014...)