I’ve just about have too many irons in the fire! So many beginnings that need to be brought to an end. I hope to get it together and get something accomplished that I can share.
My plan ..make 1 red hollow 9 patch each week
May 1,8,15
Exclamation Point blocks for Full Stop!
I’m going to run out of background fabric.....I need to find another light cream with white and intersperse so it doesn’t look like I changed fabric abruptly, when it comes to adding width at the ends of each row.
I’ve uncovered an inspiration piece for Table Scraps Challenge.
And some pieces when I dumped my red scrap basket.
My garlic knots quilt
was delivered to my quilter friend on Thursday at our Thursday Stitchers group.
She texted me yesterday, Friday, that it was done. Now I need to prep a binding.
Follow Your Own Path QAL will be a top next week. The arrow blocks are done.
So, no more sitting around! Judy must get busy! I’m linking up with Angela at ScrapHappy Saturday.
Stay Busy and Stay Happy and Healthy
I love that project for your Table Scraps - that was a good find! The exclamation marks look like they turned out great. I still need to start mine. Good for you, finishing all the arrows, too!
ReplyDeleteLove the scrappy look of your garlic knot quilt, Judy. And I like the arrows color for Follow your on patch quilt. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove the hollow 9-patches in those pretty reds...nice works all
ReplyDeletehugs, Julierose
Lovely red and not-red projects!
ReplyDeletebut lots of projects is a sign of genius
ReplyDeleteSo aren't you moving right along! Hip, hip, hooray! I like the layout you chose for the Garlic Knots.
ReplyDeleteYou are an amazing quilter. All the blocks are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou look pretty busy and productive to me! What a fun piece for your table scrap challenge.
ReplyDeleteNice RED progress this week, Judy!! Looking forward to seeing how you will finish off your TABLE SCRAPS Challenge entry with the available pieces and parts.
ReplyDeleteLove that garlic knots quilt. I like your reds. Smart idea to go ahead and intersperse on the background fabric!
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