I thought I'd be way more, "Woo hoo! I've got 6.5 blessed hours of free time!" because I've been thinking about this time since oh, January. LOL! Quilting time. Shower time.
So where are we on the mega WIP list after a summer of sporadic quilting?
Completed Projects:
All Things Equal: Completed, blogged and gifted!
Happy Canada, Eh!: My entry into the Stamp On It blog hop. Though it's meant to celebrate Canada Day, it is still gracing my kitchen. I'm not sure it will ever come down. I do so love this quilt. :)
Hard Core: Hard Core is done and blogged about here.
Simply Solids Bee:
Rolling stone block for the wonderful Patti!
Current Projects:
Bright Stripes: This is a test of my coming-soon Falling For Stripes pattern. It's basted and I've figured out what I want to do quilting-wise so I'm eager to get at'er.
Su{Brrr}nova Scraps: No progress.
Scrappy Trip Along: No progress.
Scrap{Bee} Quilt: It's back on the design wall. I'd like to finish up the two or three remaining blocks and finish the top this week.
Kingston quilt: No progress.
Wedding quilt
Nine patch colourwash
Bucket List: 30
I'm linking in to WIP Wednesday at The Needle and Thread Network and to W.i.P. Wednesday at Freshly Pieced. Thanks Monika and Lee for hosting such great linkies!
What are you working on this week?
Congrats on your little one starting school! You're so productive, you have so many projects going on! Good luck making progress on them all.
ReplyDeleteLove those log cabin blocks and that Canadian stamp quilt should really live at my place. I see that red is a colour that you like to use quite a bit. I'm just getting into using red. Those other quilts are quite nice - you really have been busy.
ReplyDeleteWell, today my "little one" started grade 12. He's been adult height since grade six, but still it feels strange. I spoke to a friend this morning who had the last of her three kids graduate in June, so after 18 years of school, now she has three university students.
ReplyDeleteyou have an impressive list, but do enjoy a little space to yourself too!
Oh that Canada Stamp quilt looks awesome :)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely quilts. Hopefully the bittersweet time of school days and alone time will not be gobbled up fast.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are wonderful and I love love that Scrap Bee Quilt!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your youngest had a great first day! Definitely bittersweet for us mummy's isn't it!
ReplyDeleteI love your Canada stamp quilt - it's just fantastic!!
I'm just hoping to get through the week - probably not making much. I'm also back to school and getting used to standing, talking, and wrangling teenagers all day again is tiring. But awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteAll absolutely stunning. Looking forward to seeing more future gorgeous-ness now that you have lots of M-R time!
ReplyDeleteLove the stamp!!!! I keep adding WIP!!!! There is always a good reason to start another. I have a couple quilts I have to get done that get bumped up the line. It is all fun right! Bless your little man going off to school! He will find his way like we all must in this world. Sure isnt always easy though.
ReplyDeleteMine just had their first day today-imagine how much guilt free quilting time you have now! Love all your projects,
ReplyDeleteI love each and every quilt in this post. Your work is beautiful and I am going to be visiting here more often to keep up with you.
ReplyDeleteLove looking at all your work, M-R! The stamp quilt still has me sighing in delight, and of course Falling For Stripes is a big favourite! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh so MANY gorgeous things to look at!
ReplyDeleteEverything in this post is beautiful! I wouldn't ever take the Canada quilt off the wall either - it's awesome:-)
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen your "stamp" piece before. Its fantastic!
ReplyDeleteIncredible work - if you had any more time to quilt you'd run out of projects the way you churn them out!
ReplyDeleteWoW!!! your stamp quilt is amazing!!!
ReplyDeletei hope you've sent it to Canada Post to be considered as an actual stamp!!
what an awesome stamp that would be!!
xo
eva
Absolutely LOVE All Things Equal! Gasp!
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