Did you celebrate National Quilting Day?
I did find time to play in the sewing room on Saturday... and
a little bit on Sunday too!
The project above is a pattern by Carrie Nelson that we
are working on this month in the AYOS group.
I am super excited to get this quilt put together.
My focus this weekend was to work on my Bees Knees
quilts. I have 3 unfinished quilts as a result of being
in the Bees Knees Quilting Group.
The one above is my current project.
I still have blocks coming back to me, so this quilt will
grow more!
I love the look of it so far though!
This was a result of my first year in the Bees Knees.
Everyone made the wheel blocks for me.
But from there I was suppose to make them into octagon shape...
and then into squares. I know! It's scary just to think about it!
So I have put it off for quite a long time!
Nerve wraking!
But... since it was National Quilting Day... I got braved and
attempted it!
I think it's working too!!!
I think I will be playing with this one throughout this week.
I will share my progress!
(this quilt is one I saw first at Hyacinth Blog)
This is another one that I did along with my Bees Knees group.
I only had the blocks half way sewn together. I kept thinking I was going to make
it larger. But after looking at it I figured it was just fine the size it
is. So, I sewed the rest of the blocks together.
It was a pattern from Moda Bake Shop. I think it's called
Starry-eyed. I love the Countdown Til Christmas fabric that
the original was made in but since I embarked on this journey
long after that fabric was available my fabric choice was this
group by Aneela Hoey.
Now, this is a photo depicting my lunch hour today.
It made for a nice break in the day.
I think this is how I will spend my lunch time everyday this week!
10 friends stopped by to chat:
I love all of those! I am a wee scared of those odd shapes though!
I am in a good book too!
Enjoy the weather!! XO Kris
I've finished my Schnibbles top this weekend, too, just need to quilt it! Just need to quilt it:-)
And I have a lot of UFOs, too, perhaps I should work on them. IT's sure satisfying to finally finish a quilt.
I've just finished 'The Red Door' by Charles Todd it was a really good book. Enjoy your lunches:-)
You are a busy girl! It's fun to see your UFO progress. I love wheel blocks. Looking forward to seeing these finished!
The wheel block is so good. I've been wanting to make that for a while, just can't quite get started.
You have been busy!!! I love them all. I took Thursday and Friday off work to do some sewing over the weekend. I was able to prep and start the applique for the first month's block of the Austin Blue Bird sampler. Loving it. I also finished the pieced parts too.
Love the wheel blocks but they are way above my skill set. I'll be interested to see how you pull it together.
Starbucks and a good book...nothing better :)
Pretty quilts - and I love the way you captured the sun coming through on the one quilt.
You made great use of National Quilting Day! The sampler mini looks so cute and I love those wedge blocks. I can't wait to see what you do with them.
Beautiful quilts! You had a great national quilting day.
Nice progress Sinta and looks like there will be a few finishes real soon....love them all.
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