#quilt progress

[wonkyjaw]

Quilt update. This is split somewhere in the blues and I have to sew that together and then I have to add one more yellow row to the top. Then the quilt top is finally, finally done.

[captain-habit]

Holy jeeze.

Good fucking golly.

The things I get myself into, yeesh.

No way in hell I'm finishing this monster tonight, but BEHOLD NONETHELESS..! This thing is about 63 x 63 inches...

[bluedesignwall]

Daughter is making this cute quilt for a colleague who is having a baby. There is a deadline and time is running out so yesterday after Park Run we went to her house and I uplifted a block so I could help with the construction. I have a stack of winter trousers to hem for Mum so I got some of those done so I could sit and stitch in the evening. I got quite a bit done. I am so used to stitching hexies that these shapes felt funny in my hands at first. I made pretty good progress.

[knock-your-tits-off-quilting]

Got the blocks all finished, it should be six feet by seven and a half feet when it's all put together, I thought six feet would be too small but i forget that six feet is longer than I am tall so it's not bad for the short side.

I'm called this the stargazer quilt while I was making it, but seeing it laid out, it reminds me of either the arm of the Milky Way when viewed from somewhere with no light pollution.

Or van wizards.

[princeturveydrop]

Looking for a good home for my Luke Skywalker quilt (once it’s finished)— details below the cut.

Here is the latest progress picture (attached two of the four borders).

I started this project in May 2025 bc I headcanoned that Aunt Beru makes Gees Bend- style improv quilts, and the idea wouldn’t let go of me until I made one myself. This is all from my stash, and all the fabric was thrifted (except the blue sparkly fabric, which was left over from a high school art project).

I’ve been working on this off and on between other projects, and there’s still a lot left to do, but I’d love to give it to someone when it’s complete. The finished size will be approximately 62 inches square, and it should have a nice heft (although still lighter than a weighted blanket) without being too warm (an ideal comfort item for your neurodivergent nephew who lives on a desert planet).

If you’d like to have the quilt when it’s finished, please message me! I’m planning on giving this away so someone else can enjoy it, and I can have room for other projects.

[vafibrearts]

Hello Friends and Happy Tuesday!

It's been nearly a month since my last project update, and in that time, I've been making significant progress on several ongoing projects! I can't wait to show you all what I've been up to!

Check out the full update on the Fibre Arts blog!

[soundssketchie]

The corn maze quilt is coming along.

[sirladystitch]

Whelp I'm gonna have to tear it apart to make the corners line up better but it's a start. This was about 5 hours of work from initial cutting to taking the picture at the bottom. I like the overall effect though.

This is all scrap fabric since my mom said I needed to do a proof version first before I worked on the final version.