We will see how many of these get done.
1. Red bubble quilt
This is basically a whole cloth quilt (with a pieced border) with appliquéd circles. The circles were attached with basting spray and then I'm free-motion quilting over them to stitch them down permanently (inspired by this quilt at from the blue chair). I have to say, I'm not enjoying it super-much. This is destined for a child in foster care. It's about halfway through the quilting process, and could get finished in a day or two if I had enough room on my sewing table to manipulate it...
2. Giant granny square quilt
These granny squares are all made from charm squares from an I Spy Spoonflower swap. I still have tons of these charms and I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the rest of them… This quilt is basted, but I haven't started quilting yet.
3. Chevron quilt
This is becoming a REALLY long process! For this quilt, I sewed 2.5" strips of Connecting Threads Urban Odyssey with 2.5" strips of Kona white. Then I cut each strip into 4.5" squares and then arranged them in a chevron pattern. At their longest, these rows are 20 squares long! And I have a VERY small living room. I'd love to get this top finished this quarter. I don't even remember when I started this. FYI: I started doing this with a pack of 2.5" strips. That was not nearly enough fabric. Once I realized that, of course they were out of 2.5" strip packs, so I had to buy quarter yards of every fabric I wanted to use (about 16 of them, I think). I ended up using 2 strips total for each fabric.
4. Sew.Happy.Quilt quiltalong
I think I might have finished one more block for this one that's not shown.
5. Garden Squares quilt
I need to start making some more of these.
6. Bow tie quilt
I'm swapping some more bow ties this month or next, but I'm getting close to the number I need!
7. Granny square quilt(s)
Need to trim and sew these together. I ended up with 45 or so in total.
8. We Bee Learning 2012 quilt top
My month for We Bee Learning was December, and my bee-mates made me this block with any 4 bright solids they chose for the boxes. I'm still waiting for a few of them, and I need to make mine.
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You have 45 of the granny squares!!!! That's amazing, and they're so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteThis is going to sound crazy, but I've never seen a chevron quilt put together like this one! It seems so brilliant! :) Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is set to sound absurd, however I've never seen a chevron sew assemble like this one! It appears so shining!
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