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I finished this quilt last night. This is the quilt I started in 2019 when I wanted to learn how to quilt. I did in fact learn a heck of a lot making this, and along the road. I'd make a lot of choices differently if I did it again but I'm very glad to have this is the "done" category of projects.
Twin size, machine pieced, and hand quilted.
I was going to put interesting pieced borders around each of these blocks, but I started to test out a border, and I thought it looked worse than just letting the blocks meet and form the secondary triangle pattern. But, that means that rather than putting together 16 of these blocks, I now need 36 to get the quilt to the size I want. I am almost 40% of the way there. Then I will add a border to the whole thing.
Hopefully I have enough fabric, otherwise there will be some unpicking and redesigning involved! I can always reorder the red because it is a Kona cotton, but I have no memory of where the grey came from. Probably Joann’s back in 2019. RIP.
Super pumped for this one. Kinda on a time crunch, this simple quilt top was drafted and finished in two days during my kids naps and my evenings. I’m hoping to get it fully finished by Friday, we’ll see 🤪
Baby quilt for Guinevere
40x48" - 2025
Found a few (14) brown and tan fat quarters and decided to try Jordan Fabrics Churn Dash.
Too tired to figure out what size it’ll end up being, but the pattern says 47”x65”.
Also? Ugh. HST trimming.
Getting ready to make some candy canes
Learn an easy way to make Half Square Triangles 4-at-a-Time. Also included is a chart for calculating the correct sized starter squares.
Got started piecing my Indigo Way mystery quilt this morning!
The first clue was a set of half square triangles using my blue and teal fabrics! Some have a lot of contrast, some have only a little, but I love the way they've come together!
And I was so excited to get started on this project that I'm already finished the first clue! Now to wait another week before I can continue...
