for this little quilt. I only had one strata so this is how big it can be. They are 9" blocks so it will be 27" x 36" unless I add a border.
The binding is done on this little quilt.
I have decided to get out some of the unfinished projects and assign a day of the week to them. That way they will be worked on one day a week until they are finished. This will work well with my limited attention span. I got a head start on this one yesterday by piecing together several sets of 2 to make more 4 patches. I'll post the link later in the week to the design wall when I last played with it. 
This is another that needs to be worked on.
Here is the link to the design wall for this one. I also got the basket quilt out and cut the setting triangles and have some of them sewn on. That will be my project today to finish the top.Today I will decide which day is devoted to which project. I am teaching Tues. and Fri. this week and Monday next week so there will be limited hours to work on projects those days.
Hi Wanda,
ReplyDeleteYour little strata quilt at the top of your post looks very "summer gardeny". Maybe a wallhanging for the room with the recent mostly yellow quilt?
Vicky F
I'm so fascinated by your Strips 'n Curves quilts! I can't believe the blocks in this one came from one strata. And your design wall quilts are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI think every quilt in this post is fabulous!!! I'm looking forward to your rosebud quilt progress. I see some great fabrics in that one.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I love that last one!
ReplyDeleteYour pinwheels and your colorful strips and curves quilt are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt feels pretty good to get to the quilts in a UFO pile. That's my big summer project. Once they are all done, think of how much "lighter" you'll feel without a stack there to haunt you!
Great job....as always!ugs from Brazil
ReplyDeleteWow - love the strata - can't wait to see it done.
ReplyDeleteLove your little pinwheel quilt! The pinwheels just shine against that gorgeous background fabric. Exuberant color indeed!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love them all! I like your idea about a one-day-a-week finishing time. That's what I need too.
ReplyDeleteWhat templates are you using for your strata quilts and where can I get them? I love what your doing with them and I would love to give it a go.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of working on a project a day!
ReplyDeleteI remember the baskets -- can't wait to see them!
so stunning. I love youre Quilts
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You've got lots of lovely color going on in your studio. I would have a hard time choosing which to work on too!
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow wow wow! I do like the pinwheel quilt all finished... but that top quilt is going to be phenomenal!
ReplyDeleteI love all your quilts, especially the strata one. I think I'm going to have to try this. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteTop piece ~ the fabrics are absolutely radiant! I too want to find the templates to do the strips and curves.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for showing the completed pinwheel quilt. Each piece of fabric can either 'make or break' a piece and you are ALWAYS right on~ right down to the binding.
I can see perfect organization is your forte` and success with producing so many pieces continually. And I so enjoy watching you work through this blog.
J~MT
I love the idea of doing one project a day - I have a short attention span too and sometimes just need a change of "scenery." I like the strips and curves as is without a border, but I'm sure a border would look great too! :)
ReplyDeleteWanda -- I love your GREAT idea of assigning a day of the week for each of your UFO's. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving these strata quilts!
ReplyDeleteI have had Louisa'a first book for years. Your blog gives me courage to try it. I love your quilts. I'll be checking back often.
ReplyDeleteI love the strata quilt! Seriously want to do one of those soon as I get all the ones I have started done -
ReplyDeletethanks for the 'quilt of the day'
idea, I'm going to use it for sure!
I like the strategy for UFO completion. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who shelves them when I become interested in something I just can't wait to start! :-)
ReplyDeleteI really like the strips 'n curves strata.
I love your Kaffe strata quilt! So bright and summery.
ReplyDeleteAnd I adore your idea of working on a project one day a week! That is just brilliant, and something I might be able to do. (I suffer from Quilter's ADD, so have a limited attention span!)
Swoon! Love them all!
ReplyDeleteI'm in awe with how much you get done. I've been sidetracked by my family and friends for the past 2 weeks so I just got back to quilting. Your projects and finishing touches are outstanding and pleasing to the eye.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea!!!! That way you don't get bored with any one project!
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