Happy September!
I have been sharing some completed projects with
you the last couple of months but realized I had not been mentioning which of my lists the project belonged to. These are the lists I created while participating in Sherri’s Summer Organizing Series. So I’m going to back-track a little here.
Progress Report
Work in
Progress (WiP):
After weeks of trying to decide whether or not
Goodnight Irene was getting a border, it did…
Now this one is off to the long-arm quilter with
Willow Weave. Goodnight Irene was Terry’s
sew-along earlier this year. She has
started a new sew-along and you can check it out here.
The other WiP that I have is the helmet liner
project which will continue until end of October. You can read more about them here.
Unfinished
Project/Object (UFO):
I shared about Willow Weave here.
To Do
(Project I want to make but haven’t started):
I completed more bags from Uncommonly Corduroy
and told you about them in early August here.
Also last week, I completed this dish towel/pot holder.
Another item on my To Do list is this Halloween Baltimore quilt, pattern by Pearl P. Pereira.
This is block one…
I machine stitched the applique using clear
thread…not loving it. So, I’m going to
re-think how to complete the stitching.
Since I am using the fusible method for attaching the pieces to the
background fabric, I may finish that part and go back to the stitching
when all of the blocks are fused. This
quilt will NOT be finished this Halloween and realistically, it may not be
finished next Halloween either. This one
will move up to the WiP list and could be there a while J
I have added a new project to the To Do list and this one is for my
hubby. This will be his “man quilt” as Kaaren from The Painted Quilt calls
it. I ordered the pattern today and will
share a photo of the cover when it comes but you can see it at Kaaren’s by
clicking here. You won't believe this perfect MANLY quilt.
One of our goals is to purchase a camper in a
few years. DH already bought the truck
and we have been to a couple of RV shows to get an idea of what we want. Our plan is to take short vacations until we
retire and then take a really looonnng one J
Sweet Mail
You may call this Leftover String Beans…
You can see the quilt here. I’m adding this to my To Do list for next spring.
Now that you are all caught up, I’ll do a better
job of updating my lists. I think there
is a way to add them to the sidebar of the blog but I have to figure that out…one
day.
Have a
blessed week everyone!
12 comments:
You've got a lot of projects done. They all look fantastic! I especially LOVE the Halloween pattern. Can't wait to see the finished quilt.
I have seen the Halloween Baltimore pattern several times. It will make a wonderful quilt.
You've been super busy Jeanna...love all your projects. The blues in the Goodnight Irene quilt are so vibrant! I look forward to seeing the Halloween quilt completed...even if it is a year...or two! Have a fantastic week.
Blessings, Vicky
Everything looks amazing, Jeanna. :o)
Everything looks wonderful! I love Irene with the blue border...it finished her off perfectly! :0)
Congratulations on your finishes! Any applique is ambitious but a Baltimore of any kind and this definitely looks like a long term project. love the owl block. I was just thinking your left over string beans could be called Spring Beans. :o)
What lovely projects you have completed! What a busy gal you are and working too! Have seen the Halloween quilt made up at a few quilt shows and it is awesome!
Gosh - can you send some of your ambition my way, Jeanna? Wonderful works! I do love the border on Goodnight Irene. Happy campering!! That's something I would love to do - just need to get Mr. Squash on board - literally!
Cheers!
Wow, you are quite the busy bee, Jeanna! I LOVE the owl square - too cute! All of your projects are lovely.
Enjoy the upcoming weekend.
Hugs to you!
I love the colors in your Goodnight Irene and the border finishes it off nicely.
The first Baltimore block looks terrific. I think a Halloween Baltimore is a great idea and look forward to seeing your blocks progress.
Good luck with the camper decisions!
Congratulations on so many beautiful finishes! What a wonderful collection of quilts on your To Do list!
Regarding your Baltimore Halloween, have you considered finishing the edges using a tiny decorative blanket stitch? Machine stitched using matching threads would give the blocks a pretty and subtle finish.
I really like the Baltimore Album quilt also and consider purchasing the kit. I have seen it completed at quilt shows and love it. I don't know whether to hand or machine applique.
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