Things have been a little nuts here, and I'm heading to Atlanta for the weekend. Not much sewing, but I did get a few things done on my checklist (see it over on the right?) and started on two others. Boy, it feels good to knock off a few things!
I finished basting Matt's coffee quilt earlier this week - Sunday, I think - and it's downstairs ready to quilt. I had debated about long-arming it, but I think I'm just going to go with a straight-line quilt now.
The accomplishments for the week are my four blocks - two for a local Block of the Month I am in, and two for my church group, the Pinedale Quilters (PDQs). I used the BOM pattern for this month for all of them, because it's easy that way! :)
The blocks on the top are the BOM ones, with the fabrics that the quilt store chose. I'm not partial to the Civil War type colors, but I'm doing them anyway. The other two are the PDQ blocks... a boy block and one with polka-dots.
I was also able to start a couple of projects. The first is a ticker-tape block for my TwitterB group. I had never even heard of this type of block before...much less tried it. It's slow going, for sure, but I am enjoying the process.
Finally...and I've been waiting to start this one...the Spring Quilt Along with Above All Fabric. I got started a day late, but still managed to get my sashing and borders cut and arranged one of the nine-patches.
Now...three days with no machine. Can I make it????
I finished basting Matt's coffee quilt earlier this week - Sunday, I think - and it's downstairs ready to quilt. I had debated about long-arming it, but I think I'm just going to go with a straight-line quilt now.
The accomplishments for the week are my four blocks - two for a local Block of the Month I am in, and two for my church group, the Pinedale Quilters (PDQs). I used the BOM pattern for this month for all of them, because it's easy that way! :)
The blocks on the top are the BOM ones, with the fabrics that the quilt store chose. I'm not partial to the Civil War type colors, but I'm doing them anyway. The other two are the PDQ blocks... a boy block and one with polka-dots.
I was also able to start a couple of projects. The first is a ticker-tape block for my TwitterB group. I had never even heard of this type of block before...much less tried it. It's slow going, for sure, but I am enjoying the process.
Finally...and I've been waiting to start this one...the Spring Quilt Along with Above All Fabric. I got started a day late, but still managed to get my sashing and borders cut and arranged one of the nine-patches.
Now...three days with no machine. Can I make it????
Your blocks are lovely. Loving the fabrics you've chosen for your Sprint QAL. Just think how much you'll appreciate your trusty machine when you return from Atlanta. Jxo
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