I pressed the creases out of the warm/cool color piles I showed a couple days ago. Now I need to determine the size strip I need to cut for the 6" finished triangle die that cuts 4 at a time. I cut some more flannel 8.5" squares for my denim/flannel/corduroy quilt project. I still need to cut some more to finish the 4th kit. They will be simple quilts, all squares, for guys in the family that haven't gotten a quilt yet.
I spent several hours earlier in the day in my main level studio. I have all of the furniture moved to the winter configuration and now I'm sorting the piles on the cutting table. This group of 4 patches that were left over from my Argyle quilt keep calling me to play with them. I have 146 of them and will add 146 squares of Kaffe prints to them. There is a quilt in one of the Kaffe books called Diagonal Madness that I will use for the inspiration.
I have two grandsons who are quickly outgrowing the little boy quilts I made for them. I am interested in seeing how your quilts made out of denim squares look. I always love watching your colorful quilts progress.
you have been busy - I assume you have a cold draft by the windows in the winter that you take the time to reset up your studio? I am lucky in that I only have one window in here so it doesn't bother me much - I think it is more of a bother in the summer heat than in the winter. Karen
I'll be watching this new four-patch effort. I cut too many sets for my recent flimsy and have set the unstitched sets aside. Maybe this will be a good way to use them ... have fun with your fabrics!
Wanda: I love your blog. It is the very best one that I read at the moment. Have enjoyed yours for at least 2 years. Am amazed at your productivity and the creativity you demonstrate. I want to thank you for sharing all that you do with other avid quilters. Have just subscribed to your feed. Thanks, again.
I pressed the creases out of the warm/cool color piles I showed a couple days ago. Now I need to determine the size strip I need to cut for the 6" finished triangle die that cuts 4 at a time. I cut some more flannel 8.5" squares for my denim/flannel/corduroy quilt project. I still need to cut some more to finish the 4th kit. They will be simple quilts, all squares, for guys in the family that haven't gotten a quilt yet.
I spent several hours earlier in the day in my main level studio. I have all of the furniture moved to the winter configuration and now I'm sorting the piles on the cutting table. This group of 4 patches that were left over from my Argyle quilt keep calling me to play with them. I have 146 of them and will add 146 squares of Kaffe prints to them. There is a quilt in one of the Kaffe books called Diagonal Madness that I will use for the inspiration.
Fabric calling you hmmmmm..... Wanda I hope it is talking to you nicely. LOL The blocks are intriquing. Have fun with them. Chris
ReplyDeleteI have two grandsons who are quickly outgrowing the little boy quilts I made for them. I am interested in seeing how your quilts made out of denim squares look. I always love watching your colorful quilts progress.
ReplyDeleteWhat's a gal to do but respond to a fabric calling???? You always reply so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteyou have been busy - I assume you have a cold draft by the windows in the winter that you take the time to reset up your studio? I am lucky in that I only have one window in here so it doesn't bother me much - I think it is more of a bother in the summer heat than in the winter.
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I'll be watching this new four-patch effort. I cut too many sets for my recent flimsy and have set the unstitched sets aside. Maybe this will be a good way to use them ... have fun with your fabrics!
ReplyDeletePlaying with fabric is such fun!
ReplyDeleteI could hear your 4-patches calling you. Have fun playing with them!
ReplyDeleteSometimes you just gotta play! I know you'll come up with another beautiful quilt out of your play. Can't wait to see.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing how you play with the denim/flannel/corduroy quilt projects for the guys. Lots of guys in this family, too.
ReplyDeleteWanda: I love your blog. It is the very best one that I read at the moment. Have enjoyed yours for at least 2 years. Am amazed at your productivity and the creativity you demonstrate. I want to thank you for sharing all that you do with other avid quilters. Have just subscribed to your feed. Thanks, again.
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