Design Wall Monday 9.27.2021

Well, Saturday September 18, 2021 was National Sew a Jelly Roll Day. Since I was going to be out of town, I thought I would try a variation of a jell roll quilt that has been intriguing me, it's the center part. This is a Lisa Sutherland quilt that is no longer available for purchase. She is putting together a QOV Pattern book from her webpage, Quilt Jubilee. I'll be buying her book once it hits the internet! I think she might still have a few free patterns available for download.

pattern credit: Lisa Sutherland's old website Quilt Jubilee  

                        I don't know the name of this pattern. :(

I pulled out my mega jelly roll I had sewn together with my leftover 2.5 inch strips. Measured 1600 inches minus 18 inches (1582 inches) and starting sewing on my merry way.

My finished panel.

I found directions on a FB page and I followed those. I won't post them here because this is where 'things' headed south. I did the math, un-sewed the required strips then sliced. ummm...that didn't work.

I've been thinking about this. I think that the panel needs to be square before slicing. It also need to be divisible by 2 evenly. For example: 48 x 48 would work since 48 divide by 2 = 24. Which will give you 24 rows of 2 inch strips. 50 x 50 wouldn't work because 50 divided by 2 = 25. An uneven number of 2 inch strips...my panel was 50 inches across and 64 inches down....not good.

I'll be re-visiting this at a later date as I still have a pretty big jelly roll.

In the mean time, I'm working up a plan to use the mis-cut jelly roll panel.

Linking up with Judy at Design Wall Monday.

SoScrappy Saturday 9.25.2021

Today is the fourth Saturday of September of orange.

Time for my crumb blocks. I actually had more orange than I thought in my scraps so this was a relatively easy sew.

I had just a little bit of orange for the leftover bin.

Linking up with SoScrappy Saturday

Whoop! Whoop! 9.24.2021

Well, my Whoop! this week is that my husband survived a motorcycle accident Sunday late afternoon while I was on Mackinac Island. Five broken ribs, two fractured vertebras, punctured lunch sac, badly skinned knees (aka road rash) and a severely bruised left hand. A light colored SUV pulled out in front of him, cut him off and he had lay both himself and the bike down at 50 mph. So blessed that he always wears the best protective gear he can find!

I'll be doning my nurse's assistant hat again and be his hands and feet. He is actually taking charge of his own recovery! 

I have a few sewing 'things' I managed before Mackinac and I'll show those in a few days. I don't expect to be spending much time in my sewing space in the near future....

Linking up with Sarah at Whoop!Whoop! and Alycia at Finish or NOT Friday...

....just to get this information out in blogland, so y'all don't worry about me...

and one quilty picture just because this is a quilty blog...keep on quilting friends as I am enjoying seeing what y'all are working on!

SoScrappy Saturday 9.18.2021

Today is the third Saturday of September of orange!

Time for my crayon!

pattern credit: Pinterest has many to look at and enjoy.

Whoop! Whoop! 9.17.2021

 Pink Pavers is a finish!

pattern credit: Mary's Forest Bricks

panto credit: angel wings

A Mommy and Me Weekend 9.16.2021

My daughter and I are planning a little weekend get-away. At first, it was when her schedule at work wasn't so demanding but she has since quit that job and we couldn't get a refund on our reservations. Her new position said, 'Go! Have FUN and we'll see you when you are recharged!' So this will be our home for the weekend...Friday.Saturday.Sunday.with a return to reality late Monday afternoon or maybe night! LOL

photo credit: Bayview of Mackinac

I think our room just might be the one under the peak...a 300 number. It was the last room I could find on Mackinac Island for this weekend DD was originally able to get away.

I've scheduled a few posts (this one included) for when I'm away. I'm still on the fence about taking the laptop...it's heavy...so there might not be any Linky parties happening for me!

Enjoy your weekend! I'll enjoy the slower pace of the island and the clip-clop of the horses. No motorized vehicles are allowed on the Island until medically required. Walking, bicycles and horses are the transportation modes...

WIP Wednesday 9.15.2021

Pink Pavers made it to the long-arm!

panto credit: angel wings

Pink Pavers made it to the binding stage!

Linking up with Susan at MidWeek Makers.

Design Wall Monday 9.13.2021

L👀K!

Who's back on the design wall? Pink Pavers!

I decided to add another row so it's 60 x 72 before quilting.

For some reason I thought I needed 9 more blocks for a row and had those made in a jiffy! But as I was pinning it...I was three blocks short of a full strip. Oh well, back to the creating blocks!

I made the pink centers and it was so nice to just pull from my pre-cut 2.5 inch bin! Then I remembered I had leftover centers from the original making of this quilt...

oh geez, the mind is starting to drift...  

Wouldn't you know, I didn't get a picture of the completed flimsy. Drifting, again....

pattern inspiration: Mary's Forest Bricks

Linking up with Judy at Design Wall Monday

SoScrappy Saturday 9.11.2021

A Solemn Day for sure as our nation reflects on the 20th anniversary of the 911 attacks on the Twin Towers, Pentagon and the brave passengers that all died in the field in Pennsylvania protecting the White House. I remember exactly where and what I was doing and the eery-ness of the quiet in the skies in the following days. 

When I brought the fabric featured in this quilt, I just liked it. I thought that this would be a nice QOV but somehow, 20 years later...it still lives with me as one of my summer quilts.

pattern credit: Ursala Reikes' Frocklining Frogs

panto credit: popcorn

Today is the second Saturday of September of the month of orange.

Time for my pinwheels as in previous RSC months.

pattern credit: pinwheels with 2.5 x 4.5 inch strip, public domain

Linking up with SoScrappy Saturday

Whoop! Whoop! 9.10.2021

 and I have a finish!

pattern credit: Debby Brown's August Color Block Quilt Back to the Garden

                        (but I saw stars so adapted the pattern to make it a tad bigger)

panto credit: square spiral

But wait! DH was working on the long arm and I have another finish! SHOCKING! and the long arm is making a better y-axis stitch now!

pattern inspiration: Mary's Happy Blocks

                                (my centers: 6.5 square, frames: 2 at 2.5 x 6.5, 2 at 2.5 x 10.5)

panto credit: square spiral

Linking up with Sarah at Whoop! Whoop! and Alycia at Finish or NOT Friday