Yesterday we had a play date with some friends. The play date involved sewing machines for the mamas, which is the best kind of play date! I made this log cabin block. I'm still trying to decide whether or not I should turn it into a pillow or go for a full sized baby quilt? I waffle back and forth.
Today I'm trying to tie up loose ends for the fab little quilt swap.
I have the mini quilt almost done. I just need to add the label. It measures 21" x 24". About. :)
I made a little wonky cross pin cushion to go in with it. I LOVE it! I'm not going to have any cohesive color scheme going on, but I think it's ok. (I can over think ANYthing!!! It drives me crazy!)
I also made a quilt block for a community quilt. The color scheme requested was yellow, gray and aqua/turquoise. I really like this color combo...I could have kept going! This one was made and mailed in the same day. New record!
So, lots of little patchwork stuff going on here. Just like I like it! I'm being highly ambitious and hoping to get two quilt tops made during the rest of the week. Are you laughing with me yet??? ;)
One more thing....over on the Stash Books blog they are giving away a copy of Sunday Morning Quilts! There is a fun little background story about the book, too. You may want to check it out!
Hope you are having a terrific Tuesday!
Not laughing. You've made a whole quilt in one day, why not two tops in a week?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your mini. The hand quilting and that mix of neutrals that seems to be very popular right now -- all just lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou get so much accomplished! I'm in awe. Your mini is definitely FAB!
ReplyDeleteWe're not voting...but I vote for the log cabin to grow and become a baby quilt. ;) Very sweet block.
ReplyDeleteyou have been busy!!
ReplyDeleteAll lovely and I adore the mini :)
I think it would make a fun cushion!
My boys are on Spring Break as well! We have had the most beautiful weather (80 degrees today!) which is very unusual for the KC area. You have managed to get more sewing done than me...good luck getting those quilt tops finished! Smiles~Beth
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel, it's spring break for me and I have three projects I want to finish!
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful, good luck!
Go for the baby quilt! Hope you enjoy the rest of the week and get all your projects accomplished...teee heee heee!
ReplyDeleteOh, such pretty and inspiring eye candy! I love the log cabin block and would keep going to make it a baby quilt. Love the mini quilt - it has kind of a "Gee's Bend" feel to it that I love! The pincushion and cross block are really nice too - especially that last color combination! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI really, really, really like that mini quilt. Did I mention how cool I think it is? I mean seriously. I would have a hard time letting that one out the door. Just saying...
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy your spring break. Glad you are getting some good weather. I just LOVE your mini quilt!
ReplyDeleteVocê é ótima no que faz,vai ser moleza fazer seus topos,tenho fé que ficaram lindos.Um beijo.
ReplyDeleteLove love love the quitl!! Am totally pinning it :) I also love your blog and your crazy voice, and I feel like so many times you are speaking the words out of my head!! I dont come by and leave a comment as much as I would like to, my phone is just too finicky for that :(
ReplyDeleteSince I just finished a modern cross quilt, I'm loving your block & pincushion!! AND love your fab little quilt - awesome!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts look beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you enjoy spring :o)
We have spring here, too :o)
Love that mini quilt project you made for a swap! I haven't done a swap in ages, so that inspires me. Your sewing play date sounds fun, especially when you are so productive. I need to find some local sewing friends to get together with!
ReplyDeleteI'm on spring break this week too, and loving it! How lucky we are to have such gorgeous weather this week. It's been fun cleaning up the gardens and spending time outside.
Dang, I was hoping that mini was for DQS12 and you happened to be my swap partner! :). I can dream, can't I?
ReplyDeleteI say go for the baby quilt -- that block is adorable. Love the little mini too -- the hand stitching makes it. Enjoy the rest of the week -- isn't this weather gorgeous?
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love that little modern solids quilt. It's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Beth...make it into a baby quilt.....it is just adorable so far, what baby wouldn't love to cuddle it?
ReplyDeleteHappy Sewing, I'm looking forward to your book arriving any day now!
I think that little log cabin block would be a great start for a baby quilt!!
ReplyDeleteOr possibly doll quilt for your girl...
i love your cute log cabin!! it would be fabulous as a pillow or baby quilt!!
ReplyDeletethe mini quilt, pin cushion and quilt block are lovely too!! :)
Love that log cabin. Would be a very fun bed quilt. Just keep adding strips. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the block it would look great as a pillow!. All the mini is adorable! the pincushion looks good and those blocks are cool!
ReplyDeletethey are all so lovely.
ReplyDeleteHey Dude! I got my book from Amazon today! Stuffing the children into bed early so I can get lost in my new quilter's porn! LOL!
ReplyDeleteIf it was me I would probably turn it into a little quilt. It is so cute, and you are already halfway there! Let us know what you decide to do and post pics!
ReplyDeleteJulie
wow, those are such fantastic projects. I especially love that mini.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute stuff!
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Love the log cabin! And what an EXCELLENT idea for a playdate! :)
ReplyDeleteIt really very enjoyable art and crafting on the fabrics.Colourful different shape of stuff are so ambitious.
ReplyDeleteHow big is that log cabin "block"? It looks pretty big in the picture! I love it!!! I say make it into a baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat's the best kind of play day to have. Glad you had nice weather for spring break.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Is there a good Tutorial anywhere for that wonky log Cabin? I love how its just slightly off.
ReplyDeleteTIA