I finished this earlier in the week but saved it to post today.
Remember - I'm on Angelo the dog duty so not sew much sewing happening...
I finished this earlier in the week but saved it to post today.
Remember - I'm on Angelo the dog duty so not sew much sewing happening...
Thanks to Alycia and her Half Square Triangle project! Her collection of blocks were really instrumental to me in the making my blocks!
Ooops! This one needs to be ripped and fixed!
All better!
Here are my completed blocks. I've been working diligently as I am having company again. DD is dropping off Angelo -the dog- today and heading over to Grand Rapids for her wedding duties. That includes two -yes! two days and two nights!- without her MOM!! I don't think they have been separated overnight since DD rescued Angelo...
When the guild announced the Annual Quilt Challenge: Half Square Triangles, I groaned...I'm not real good at sewing those pesky triangle units! Then I got excited because I remembered Alycia provided a whole slew of blocks for her Half Square Triangle Project, found here.
Do you ever hear one thing and someone else hears another? Well, I think I misunderstood the parameters of the challenge but I've come to far to abandon what I am creating. LOL I heard, " Use black and white and up to three different accent colors-any shade or tone in that color family. It can be any size and must be a completed quilt...top, batting, backing, quilted and bound."
So I decided on 3.5 inch unfinished HST's as a 16 patch. My finished blocks in the quilt will be 12 inches. Since I needed a whole slew of black and white hst's, I used the tube method and an old Quilt In A Day ruler I had.
Here are the black and white blocks.
Hummm....back to the stash and I pulled various shades of gray and made more hst's.
I made a few more blocks trying to add a little variety.
I thought I would post a few of the QOV's I've quilted done for the Casual Quilter's Guild. I receive these quilts as a bundle with the pieced top, a back and sometimes binding. No other information is given to me. So I don't know 'who' in the guild pieced the top or 'what' pattern was used. In any event, enjoy the eye candy!!
Quilt A:
Today is the second Saturday of April of the color PINK!
Time for my wonky hearts! They seem a little less wonky this month...I must not have been in a 'wonky mood'...LOL
Linking up with SoScrappy Saturday
I did finish the Eagle panel to a flimsy and I did load it onto the long arm.
That's all I have:
I'm making sawtooth stars using the blue crumbs as the centers. Here are the pieces laid out and ready for webbing.
pattern credit: 12 inch sawtooth stars, one of many tutorials on the web!
First up, I finished the rest of my #heartsofhope blocks. I have 25 total. I'm not sure if I will ask my guild members to join in or just make more blocks. I'm almost thinking about making some 12.5 inch heart blocks to mix in...
Today is the first Saturday of April of the color PINK!
First up are my crumb hearts and their cut-offs.
Linking up with SoScrappy Saturday
No FOOLING! I have a Finish!
May I present to you: Quilt 4 in my Shout Color Catcher quilt series. I really like how this has an unexpected twist...the strings are the sashing and the plain larger squares for your eye rest.