It's hosted by the local quilt shop. I can't wait as it will be my first one.
It's in town at the state fair grounds, so I will come home late Friday night to sleep then head back out early Saturday morning.
I finished the parts of the log cabin blocks that I pictured last week. I then cut more strips of fabric and packed that up into a bag. I am in hopes of finishing up the blocks this weekend, but I know that's probably not going to happen.
I also packed up a table runner to finish, my hexagons, and my yo-yo's. I am taking the other things to take breaks from working just on the log cabin blocks.
I did work on my hexagons last Wednesday afternoon at my Needlers group. I actually worked on them some more at the quilt guild meeting on Monday, but here is the progress as of last Wednesday:
I chose to do the Spoolin' Around. This is how far I got in the 3 hour workshop. I do also have this packed up to take to the retreat. I've never done binding on a circle so will have plenty of people at the retreat to help me if I run in to problems.
I also did finish the rainbow colored toothbrush rug. I haven't gotten it listed in my etsy shop yet, but I need to get that done!
Here are my UFO and NewFO lists. I've added the Spoolin' Around to the UFO list.
UFO's:
Log Cabin quilt
2 Log Cabin wall hangings
Rectangle quilt
2 rectangle table runners
challenge wall hanging
GoodNight Irene quilt/wall hanging
Quilt for sewing club at church
Yo-Yo Table runner
Hexagon table topper
Spoolin' Around
NewFO's
Sunflower table runner and matching placemats
Spiderweb quilt
Easter wall hanging
Cat wall hanging
Christmas bags (total of at least 25)
I am linking up with the following blogs:
retreats are great! Love the bright colours of your hexies. Wow! you got a lot done in the 3 hr workshop - looks great!
ReplyDeleteyou got pretty far on the spool quilt in 3 hours!
ReplyDeleteI see lots of pretty fabrics in your EPP. hope you get more done at the retreat. please bring them over to In Hand next month (Saturday march 8th). we'd love to see them there.
have a great sewing weekend!
how cute is that spooling around pattern! I want to do one, is it applique? LeeAnna
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I would say it's applique as they are sewn on the top.
DeleteI'm still learning and have a lot to learn. It's a design by Lynne Hagmeier.