Completed projects
Lined drawstring bag - I decided those pincushions needed to be packaged up nice and neat, and they fit perfectly in "The Artist Bag" by Jeni Baker.
Woodland cross-stitch sampler - I finished January! I know I'm woefully behind, but moving forward slow and steady.
x and + blocks {#xplusalong} - Of the 40 I have cut out, I have 20 partially pieced, and managed 6 more finished blocks.
Lucky Stars mini/SMQG star challenge quilt - No progress quite yet, but found another perfect fabric to include.
x and + blocks {#xplusalong} - Of the 40 I have cut out, I have 20 partially pieced, and managed 6 more finished blocks.
Lucky Stars mini/SMQG star challenge quilt - No progress quite yet, but found another perfect fabric to include.
April bee blocks - Three sets done and just waiting for the fabric to arrive for the last one!
Mid-Century Modern quilt - OK, here's where I concentrated my efforts this week. The "on-point" layout won out and I'm so glad I went that direction. I'll share more process talk in the eventual reveal post, but for now let's just say I'm more than pleased, and am currently quilting happily along . . .
Mid-Century Modern quilt - OK, here's where I concentrated my efforts this week. The "on-point" layout won out and I'm so glad I went that direction. I'll share more process talk in the eventual reveal post, but for now let's just say I'm more than pleased, and am currently quilting happily along . . .
* May plan for Always Bee Learning Bee
* pillow for grandgirl
* Polaroid block projects
* pillows
* mail bag
* scrappy triangle quilt
Linking up with W.i.P. Wednesday.
Fabulous projects! Your x and + blocks are looking like lovely chaos, and I love the mid-centry modern quilt!
ReplyDeleteMid-century Modern is looking great! I love the narrow strip around the main blocks- it frames them perfectly!
ReplyDeleteLove your x plus blocks. And who knew there were so many low volume fabrics out there...my stash is woefully thin with these, but I love the look of them as a background.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a satisfying week! The mid century quilt is looking fantastic, do you know what you are going to use for binding? I'm excited to see how the finished product will look :)
ReplyDeleteYour Mid Century Modern quilt looks wonderful! Love the bag for the pincushions too.
ReplyDeleteHi There, Such lovely fabrics!!! As always, wonderful work!!!
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AMarie
I love your low volume quilt. It's so elegant and grown up :-)
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Debbie, your Mid Century Modern quilt is stunning! Absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteOh! That low volume is...stunning. I love what you're doing with it! Is there/will there be a tutorial? Must go hunting back for the original blocks!
ReplyDeleteWell Debbie looks like you nailed it! The blocks look great on point : ) you are so fast too
ReplyDeleteCute bag! Also like how your low volume quilt is shaping up.
ReplyDeletei never grow tired of x&+ blocks. they are all so unique and fun!
ReplyDeleteThe layout you decided on for the bee blocks is FANTASTIC. Very original. Looking forward to seeing the quilting.
ReplyDeleteLove the drawstring bag - lovely Notting Hill. :)
oh, wow!!! I do love that layout, it's gorgeous, what a fantastic idea Debbie.
ReplyDeletethe midcentury modern is BEAUTIFUL! also love those +x blocks!!! looks like you're having a lovely quilty week. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of makes in the works there!
ReplyDeleteMid century modern is going to be stunning! Terrific layout!
ReplyDeleteLove the on point setting you chose! I love how neutrals can be so eye catching!
ReplyDeleteBusy busy. Love the on point layout for the MCM bee blocks.
ReplyDeleteYou are doing so much. I sure love the MCM quilt, it is going to be another stunning one.
ReplyDeleteLOVE! That LV is looking wonderful! I spotted my own block top and center, but honestly, I had difficulties finding it. Because of the layout, the block structure isn't apparent. But don't you love how those lines and solids around the outside continue what was started inside, in the prints? It's SO effective! This was definitely the way to piece it together, and I think you have a real winner here. Hope you decide to enter it in the AQS Modern Challenge. You'll do well!
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