I almost can't believe it. The flowered quilt is finally done, faults and all. I intended for this one to be completed in February when I was privileged to have the chance to host the TGIFF linky here in my blog.
Ok, so most months the only work it got done on it was at the monthly sit n' sew at the quilt shop. That was after I kind of got tired of working on it.
Also, I am taking part in my first sampler at the quilt shop. This one is a 20 month sampler. There are a couple of months when it's cancelled due to other things going on at the quilt shop, so the last square won't be handed out until February 2014. That seems so so far away.
It's Every Barn Tells a Story. The first block is the Ohio Star, and here is my completed block:
I do look forward to each month learning how to make yet another block.
I actually finished this quilt 2 weeks ago but I have let Friday pass by me, not getting this post in. As you can tell by the time, I almost did the same thing this week!
I am working on another quilt and am in hopes of finishing it in time for my turn to host the linky. I'm just going to say wish me luck! I've not had a lot of time to make it in to my sewing room. This must change for any chance of finishing the quilt.
Here is the flowered quilt that I've worked on for a few months now off and on. I'm glad it's done. It's listed for sale in my etsy shop.
Hopping along now to see what others have completed :)
I've really been working away, right on schedule as I planned this past week.
My toothbrush rug is moving right along. I even found some more fabric to add to the box while looking for other things. I think this will end up being my biggest rug yet once I get it done.
Yay! My flower fabric quilt it tied and the binding is pinned, and it will be completed! I am doing a wrap around binding. It will be listed for sale in my etsy store this weekend. (along with the purple hot pad and coaster set, which I did just finish this morning. I haven't picked out the next colors of yarn for the next set.)
I was going to lay out the materials and get them pinned for my 2 table runners. Imagine my surprise and delight when I realized I had enough of these materials to make 2 table runners. Nothing is done past laying them out. I will do a wrap around binding, but I think I am going to try to hand quilt around the flowers. I think I could maybe do a free motion quilting with my machine on a table runner, but first I have to learn how to do it.

I said last week that I would get the material cut for the scrappy quilt and post an update on that. I hadn't done any work on that until Monday evening. I found I hadn't brought home enough of the lighter material from church. I picked more light material while we were at church yesterday. Last night I then figured out that I also didn't have enough darker material to get all the squares cut. I went in to my own stash then and now have all of the squares cut! That is really no easy task. My next step is the get the corner to corner lines drawn on the light colored 88-4 7/8 inch squares and 52- 2 7/8 inch light colored squares to be ready to start sewing those. This is going to be a slow project, but hopefully I will have some sort of progress to update next week on it.

Finally! My granny square a day challenge as of today, 1/18/12. I've decided to go on out sewing squares together to the width I want the blanket to be. This way I can go ahead and get a start on the crocheted edging too. Ignore all the white yarn...I'm leaving long pieces on so that all I have to do it put my needle back on it as I put the squares together. You can follow along with others progress by clicking the button below my photo.
I am still working on the cross magnets and block squares with plastic canvas, in fact I am finishing up a purple cross that is on my lap. I am ready to put together one of the blocks. I admit to have a few granny squares made ahead. I am just sewing one on each day.
I better stop with my rambling here, get back to work, and also check out what others are up to as well. I am linking up with the following blogs:
