Fabric used this week 15.75 yards
Fabric used year to date 27.625 yards
Fabric added this week 0 yards
Fabric added year to date 13.75 yards
Net used 2012 13.875 yards!
I'm finally in the black and intend to stay there! I managed to finish all three of my table runners, made with the Autumn Leaves pattern by Quilt in a Day.
I also pin-basted two more baby quilt panels, and used the quilting as my warm-up before quilting the runners.
I'm still trying to use up the last bits of plaid fabric, so I made a small Cathedral Window wall hanging, using the machine method in Shelley Swanland's book. I saw this being demo'd on Simply Quilts many years ago, and made a project then, but I always wanted to re-visit this interesting method. It took a while to wrap my head around the correct way to add the units, but I finally found the "rhythm", and the project was finished quite quickly.
I used leftover black from my purse, leftover muslin, and squares of plaid, along with a few strips for the quilt back and binding.
The quilting is done while you are stitching down the arcs, and then there is just the binding to complete the quilt.
I plan on making a larger one in batiks that I bought on sale early in January.
Check out everyone's progress at Judy's blog.....
I also pin-basted two more baby quilt panels, and used the quilting as my warm-up before quilting the runners.
I'm still trying to use up the last bits of plaid fabric, so I made a small Cathedral Window wall hanging, using the machine method in Shelley Swanland's book. I saw this being demo'd on Simply Quilts many years ago, and made a project then, but I always wanted to re-visit this interesting method. It took a while to wrap my head around the correct way to add the units, but I finally found the "rhythm", and the project was finished quite quickly.
Back after piecing |
squares in place, ready for quilting |
I plan on making a larger one in batiks that I bought on sale early in January.
Check out everyone's progress at Judy's blog.....
Six projects done! You are on a roll, Susan - they are all beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou are off to a fabulous start! Your baby quilts are precious.
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