Out this week: 1.01
yards; YTD: 4.45 yards
Donated: 11.00 yards; YTD:
11.00 yards
In this week: 0.00 yards;
YTD: 0.00
yards
Total YTD used 15.45 yards
I'll link to Judy's Stash Report and tomorrow I'll add some more to this post.
On my design wall are two sets of blocks I'm working on. The first set is for the Garden Gate BOM I'm working on.
On my design wall are two sets of blocks I'm working on. The first set is for the Garden Gate BOM I'm working on.
We were asked to make four these blocks - they're 12 1/2" blocks. The next block will be applique/embroidery. I say we as my friend, Deanna, and I are collaborating on a quilt again. Here's the last one we made together.
She's making the machine embroidered blocks again and I'm piecing it.
My second set of blocks on my design wall are for a charity quilt:
The blocks come out to 21" and will be used in a disappearing nine-patch.
I'm linking to Judy's Design Wall Monday, Lyn's BOMs Away, Connie's Linky Tuesday, and Esther's WoW.
Lots of luscious eye candy there. Thanks for stoppping by!
I love your green blocks! The red quilt is beautiful. I can't wait to see the green one finished.
ReplyDeleteThose greens are wonderful. I always love the fabrics for your charity quilts for kids, so bright and cheery. The ladybugs are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful blocks. I love the colors you picked out for The Garden Gate BOM. The red quilt is gorgeous. You are a busy lady for sure!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing the next block in February!! This BOM is going to be fun. The red quilt that we (Angie and I) did a few years ago has an honored place on the wall in my sewing room! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThe blocks for the disappearing nine-patch are so cute!! I'm anxious to see how it turns out.
Looks like you have lots of fun stuff going on in your quilting studio right now!!! The novelty prints for the D9P will make up adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun BOM that Garden Gate is, Angie! Glad you shared it.
ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of collaboration. Are you making two quilts, or sharing one?
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