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@tru-makes-quilts
Hi, you can call me Tru!
I have an etsy shop called Fragments Fiber Arts where I currently have a pattern for my wonky stars wrap available, and which I may expand in the future. Some relevant tags: Patterns Inspiration WIPs Finished Projects I apparently also post quilt-themed jigsaw puzzles from time to time. 🪡🧵✂️🧷 💖💜💙 🍞🌹 ✝️️
Working on a kind of high concept quilt that's like an imitation of water lilies and lily pads. I'm digging it so far
wildfire smoke and severe thunderstorms have kept me indoors this weekend, but at least I’ve been sewing for the first time in a while 🪡🧵
Hi, friends! I've been needing some inspiration lately, so if you find yourself in the same situation you might be interested in these quilt project bingo printables that I added to my etsy shop. They're digital downloads, and the purchase comes with color and B&W versions of both the blank and pre-filled bingo sheets. Best of all, no generative AI was used in making them! I hope you enjoy them if you decide to purchase.
55"×65", rainbow jelly roll quilt I started last June and completed in the winter, but I've neglected to post. Eventually it made sense to just wait until now to share 🫶 happy pride month!! 🏳️🌈
my mom won a ribbon in her quilt show 🥹🥹 I’m so proud of her <3
I made a whole bunch of fun fabric stamps.
Pride Flag Quilt Top
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH EVERYBODY!!! I recently finished this pride flag quilt top, which I'll be displaying at my local pride event next week!
I wanted each block to be different and eye catching in its own way, so that you don't get bored looking at bland stripes. This project is a labor of love. I did the math on piecing nearly every block, save for the house block on the bottom right corner. That came from a book. I went through quite a struggle doing all the math to make the blocks that are split diagonally by color. Those were the ones that took me the longest to get through. The regular solid color rainbow blocks? I flew through those in two days, lol!
I'll share closeups below the cut:
LONE STAR COMPLETE! This square block measures 60 inches (152 cm).
I was originally planning on making this a throw quilt, but now I want to build it out into a larger quilt. Time to think about borders!
Five Mini Quilts!!!
Omg once I got all the piecing done, this came together so fast!!! There's plenty of imperfect corners, but I am so stoked about it!
Now I need to choose a backing and binding, get some batting, and make it a quilt!!
I need to be those fancy rich lady quilters I see on TikTok and do a quilt drop from my second story balcony, lol. Had to stand on my couch and have my husband take a picture for me, and you still can't see the whole thing 😂
The main part of the quilt top is now quilted. My hand quilting has improved as I have worked on this. There is still room for improvement which is great because I will be moving on to the big blue star hexie quilt. But first I have to figure out how to quilt the borders on this one.
I got started on my second quilt!
It's supposed to be a gift for my grandma who is turning eighty-eight this June, and the schedule is a bit tight because I got caught up in life and started too late. But it's still possible to complete it on time!
I'm hoping to add the borders and piece the background fabric this weekend so the boyfriend and I can sandwich on Sunday. That would give me a week for quilting and then a week for finishing things up.
Because of the schedule I didn't redo every seam I was unhappy with, but I'm still very pleased with how it's coming together! I did HSTs for the first time and I got the hang on chain piecing.
The white fabric is a bit thinner than the prints and is wonky in many places, but as a tradeoff almost all HST corners turned out super sharp and I'm very proud of that!!
The pattern is Hopscotch Happy by Robin Pickens.
Scrappy Rail Fence for a charity that I support
The fall leaves quilt is complete! That’s two quilt tops finished off into quilts in a week!!
Not sure got to feel when the hobby book says this should only take an hour but it took me 5 hours.
1. Hobby books are often written by the same people who think you can caramelize onions in 5 minutes
2. Hobby books are even more often written by people who don't have or are actively neglecting their partners/full-time jobs/pets/children/household maintenance.
3. Hobby books are often written by people with ADHD, and an hour in ADHD hyperspace is like 2-7 hours for everyone else, including other ADHD people who are not currently in the zone.
4. Hobby books are written by people who, when told by an editor to add in how long it will take, just make shit up
5. If you're doing something for the first time, you're going to take way, way longer to do it than someone who's had years of practice. Maybe it does only take an hour IF YOU'VE BEEN DOING IT FOR TEN YEARS. Think about how long it took you to make idk your first excel spreadsheet vs how long it takes now
To actually answer your question: proud. You should feel proud, because you made something, AND you did so while learning a brand-new skill! Go you!!
May I ask what the Allegedly-One-Hour project was? Both because I like hearing about what my friends are doing and I want to see how wildly inaccurate the listed time scope is.
