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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

W.i.P. Wednesday

WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced

Seems like I've been in a Swoon fog since last week's W.i.P. Wednesday! But I did detour just a bit . . .

Completed projects
Pumpkin Patch Table Topper - Done and just in the nick of time! {see full post here} I really enjoyed this make-decisions-as-you-stitch project.

Ongoing projects
Swoon quilt - Quilting is done. Whew. 11 hours and it wasn't a piece of cake.
Now to make the binding. Since I have alot of Terrain fat-quarters left, I decided to make a scrappy binding using Kati's clever idea for candy cane binding, except I'm using just prints. Since the quilt is so colorful, I'm hoping the scrappy binding is a nice finish.
Wrenly HST quilt - no progress here. Been busy swooning.


Upcoming projects  
* 4th quarter 4x5 Quilt Bee blocks NEW
* do. Good Stitches November blocks NEW

* Ruby charm square quilt NEW
* Scrappy Autumn Lap quilt
* Flannel Christmas star quilt
* Hometown "Wild Thing" 
* Pattern for Mango
* Stash quilt zig zag quilt
* Quilts for siblings #2 and #3

Be sure and check in at Freshly Pieced to see lots of other great w.i.p.s!

19 comments:

  1. Ooooh, I'm swooning over your scrappy binding (really, I'm not just making a pun!!)! I love scrappy binding, so fab! Your pumpkin table topper is a lot of fun too :)

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  2. Love your swooning! Can't wait to see all those upcoming projects :)

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  3. Can't wait for the big swoon reveal! My shoulders hurt just thinking about 11 hours of quilting.

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  4. 11 hours! Yikes! It'll be totally worth it though. And the scrappy binding should be a nice touch. :)

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  5. Wow, 11 hours of quilting, yikes!
    Can't wait to see the finished Swoon!

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  6. I really like that approach to the binding, I can't wait to see the whole quilt finished!

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  7. Candy cane binding? I cannot wait to see how great that is going to look. My goodness 11 hours is a big time investment but it looks from the photo that it was worth the effort - your lines look perfect. :)

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  8. Wow, wow and wow! So impressive that you quilted it yourself, so much work, but it is awesome! I think your binding will look fabulous, but I always like scrappy bindings!

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  9. What a cute pumpkin!! I'm excited to see your Swoon quilt all finished- good luck this week- Happy sewing!

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  10. The pumpkins....love them.

    The Swoon, gorgeous. Your photo is just lovely. What a relief for you to be finished the quilting, you're right, it is not a piece of cake! I'm getting there. :) I love the idea of a scrappy binding. I think I would have done the same except that I ordered just enough Hometown for the blocks only.

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  11. Debbie. your swoon quilt looks wonderful. Full reveal soon?

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  12. I love that pumpkin! The scrappy binding is such a good idea, too. I hope we get to see the finished Swoon next week!

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  13. Still lov'n the pumpkin :) and your swoon quilt is adorable... the binding is going to be fantastic!

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  14. Oh wow I love your Swoon quilt! Well done on the mammoth quilting! That's huge!

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  15. Ohhh, your swoon quilting looks so awesome!

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  16. cute pumpkin....and love the quilting on the quilt

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  17. I love your swoon quilt! I want to make one very badly. I'm thinking of using Laura Gunn's Poppy line and her Lantern Bloom line.

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  18. Love the stripey binding! It will be the perfect finish to your lovely swoon quilt!

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