The Finished Quilt for Ian
To explain why, in spite of all the scurry that fills our days right now, I would stop to obsessively finish this quilt off, is to just call me a little bit of crazy.
Marquee quilt from The Modern Quilt Workshop
Giving myself a deadline to have this at the quilter was all I needed. Once I started the process of putting this quilt top together, I knew I’d get into it and just keep going.
Gaining Momentum
I’m so happy that Ian’s quilt is coming together, these projects sit on my worktable for far too long these days. All I needed was a reasonable deadline. Not a crazy one, a doable one.
Sunny Center
I made this one a few days ago and I really like how the oranges & yellows contrast with the blues.
Bleach Discharge Patchwork
I made this patchwork quilted piece using some of the fabrics I discharged with bleach a few days ago. With all the squares and stripes in this patchwork piece I thought it might like a
More Patchwork
More patchwork. This time done in a long (28″) rectangular pillow.
Stash Value Quilt
I spent most of Friday and Saturday stitching and binding the Stash Value Quilt. I was completely ready to finish it, no matter what, and we had no commitments this weekend. I machine stitched in
A Cat and (Apparently) Her Quilt
This quilt has been taped down on our living room floor, partially assembled, for 3 days. (By the way, no one in my family questions why its there.)
Zapped
I made some progress on Ian’s marquee quilt. I’m liking the selection of fabrics I finally settled on (with a little help from a surprise package from Erin back when I started). Very gender
Removable Quilt Design Wall
Our slowish week's end continued into the weekend, I'm happy to say. I got a chance to work on the value quilt, which I am also calling my stash quilt, because I've dug through every