These rows are for the borders and sashings...
And these ones are for the blocks...
I have not pressed any of these yet so that is on my agenda for next week. Then, I can put them up on the design wall and organize everything so that I can put the rows together into blocks and the blocks into a quilt top. It is going to be a very colourful quilt top! I have some extra 9 patches that I may put on the back of the quilt or maybe I will put them aside to use for another 9 patch quilt...
The binding is in progress on my pinwheel runner--I hope to finish it this weekend. I like how the organic quilting turned out. This was my first attempt at it!
The Elgin Piecemakers met last night. This is a very fun and productive group of quilters. Here are a few pictures. Completed blocks for our next quilt top in red and white (I made the one on the lower right corner):
Here is the completed orange and blue top--we handed these blocks in last month.
One member of our group has offered to make machine embroidered labels for all of our charity quilts:
There were four completed tops that will soon be taken to the chemo unit at our local hospital to be given to adult chemo patients:
There is still lots of gardening to do around here so I don't have as much time to sew and blog as I would like to have.
I bought a few FQ's and a yard of fabric for a pillowcase in the last couple of weeks.
Here is my stash report for the last couple of weeks.
Fabric used in the last 2 weeks: .5 yards
Total fabric used this year: 94.1 yards
Fabric added to the stash in the last 2 weeks: 2.25 yards
Total fabric added this year: 81.08 yards
Net fabric used this year: 13.02 yards
I think I need to make a few pillowcases to help these numbers look a bit better!
Have a good week!
What the heck are you going to do with all of those 9-patches Gail? WOW!
ReplyDeleteThat second to last picture of the quilt with the black chain is lovely. It's a pattern I keep thinking I ought to try.
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