It’s been a few weeks since I listed the various projects I’m working on. Some have changed, some are done, some have been added. and some still haven’t been touched. Oh well. That’s how things go, I suppose. As always, I’m linking up with the fabulous Freshly Pieced blog for WIP Wednesday.
Finished!
Damaris’s Starburst quilt, following the patter by Melissa Corry and the quilt-along at Happy Quilting, is finished! Yay!! She loves it! You can read more about it here.
Still plugging away at….
The “Sweet Pea” quilt is basted and waiting for a good time to be quilted.
My Scrappy Swoon quilt top is finished, as is the back . This beast measures in at 99” x 98”!! Goodness! As my husband was watching me lay it out to sew it together, he said, “I thought you were making your Aunt a quilt, not something to wrap her house in!”. I don’t have a picture of the back. I finished it today, but I’m so tired of it that I promptly folded it up and put it aside. It is quite cute and unique, though. I want to do some custom quilting on it, but with it being so large and with so many pieces (over 600 squares!), I‘m just not sure what to do. So it will stay put away until I decided that.
The “Little Man” quilt is waiting to have border put on, the back competed (I have no idea what I’m doing for it yet), and to be basted. I actually haven’t touched it in a few weeks, poor thing.
This is the new item that I’ve started. It’s the “wish list” item for my secret partner in a swap I’m in. I started it today, for the deadline to send it is March 29.
My Swoon quilt. The one that was supposed to be done by the fall. Of 2012. Yeah, it mocks me…
Waiting in the wings…
The quilt for my SIL is still waiting, waiting, waiting….
My “Pendleton Rainbow Quilt” is also still waiting.
I bought a sweet pattern last week, that I’m just itching to use!
I even have fabrics for them. Yes, them. I will be making 3: 2 from the fabric bundles shown and one scrappy for my Mom. Maybe more. I don’t know. But I do know that these may get done before the above mentioned quilts.
My FMQ sampler quilt made from naturally dyed muslin. It’s still at the way bottom of my basket and I just may scrap the whole idea and just use the darn things! That’s an idea. I was looking for another fabrics to add to a weekender bag. Perhaps one of those will fit the bill…!
The “I Spy” quilt that my 6 year old has been patiently waiting for me to make. I believe I have all the necessary fabrics for it. I’m leaning towards one like this, but not quite so large or so scattered… (photo from Stitched in Color’s Flickr photostream)
That giant Swoon is fantastic! Super gorgeous. I love the i-spy quilt too and two tone grey on it.
Your scrappy swoon is gorgeous! What an accomplishment!
I liked that Polaroid I-spy too. The Polaroids are just such a cute way of showcasing the novelty fabric.