Woohoo! I'm up to 10 blocks - there's no stopping me now!
My mom has started one of these bad boys, too, so we're encouraging each other as we go, helping each other when we get stuck. It's a good way to keep sewing "together," even though I live far away now. :-( Thank goodness for Skype! I'll show you Mom's blocks periodically when she sends me photos.
Without further ado, Week 2 of the Dear Jane Challenge:
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| block A2 |
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| block A5 |
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| block A6 |
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| block C6 |
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| block D1 |
The progress thus far:
What have y'all been working on?
Happy stitching!
Kelly
Kelly, It was nice to meet you at market. You seem like a fun time! The quilt is coming along nicely but knowing me I'd decide it was a nice table runner and wrap it up about where you are now...wish I was patient enough to do one of that size!
ReplyDeleteMary, it was SO nice to meet you - - I have decided you need to be a standup comedian and probably have a TV show. Let me know how I can make that happen. As far as the quilt goes, we'll see - I'm still feeling like I can maybe pull it off, but you never know - I may have a really nice tablerunner myself in a few weeks... :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm digging the grid. It's the perfect way to show off your progress. Hope you get some rest after the big weekend.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you are back in town. Hope it was a good trip. We missed you Saturday.
ReplyDeleteThe grid overwhelms me... I can't imagine making that many blocks with all those little pieces per block. But I sure am glad that you are sharing your experience with us.
ReplyDelete@ Jacqueline: I know, it's seriously overwhelming. It feels like throwing pebbles in the ocean. But my little stack is growing, so that feels good!
ReplyDelete@ Tamie: Thank you! I missed you guys - thinking about you all weekend!
@ Jean: I'm trying to get rested up, but my mind won't stop racing - in a good way! :-)