Still working on this. I thought I’d share my process. I sew two strips together and fold them in half and cut on the fold.
I keep folding and cutting until I have 8 pieces.
Then I sew these pieces together.
Eventually, I end up with a strip that is about 32 1/2 inches long and about 5 inches wide.
I’m doing this with all my strips. Stay tuned.
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Last week, I shared my Dear Betty quilt. I decided to follow that up with this one made from leftovers. Enjoy!
I have one more UFO to cross off the list!
The pattern is a traditional block called Rolling Star. My blocks finish at 18 inches.
I used a panto called Fluid Meander from Urban Elementz .
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I’ve had this jelly roll for years. I bought it from Craftsy.
I paired up light and dark strips and whipped them through the machine.
Willy kept me company.
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Oh, these have been fun!
I placed them on my design bed and worked on a layout. I miss my wall!
And this is what I ended up with.
I quite like the riot of color. It will get folded and put away for now.
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Remember these pieces I cut?
I cut them using the Go! Flying Fish die from AccuQuilt .
While sitting at the laundromat, I sorted my pieces and clipped them together into block kits.
When we got back to Dora, I was ready to sew.
Here are some of the pieces.
I’m not sure where I’m headed with this. But that’s all part of the fun, right?
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I only managed one complete finish and two small tops this month. But since we sold our home and moved out, I’m considering that a win.
This next one wasn’t finished this month, but the pattern was released so I can finally share it this month.
Seriously, my little bits of sewing time were truly necessary therapy this month.
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Oh, Willy Boy! I don’t know why he has his tongue hanging out so often.
As of August 16th, Mr. Wonderful and I have been married 38 years. He’s the best!
I thought this was hilarious!
A good reminder….😂
Before I go, AccuQuilt has 10% off your order and free shipping on ANY size order with the code LABORDAY.
Fat Quarter Shop also has some great deals this weekend.
And this deal is still in effect at Connecting Threads.
These are all affiliate links, so I earn a small commission if you buy something after clicking through my links. It does not change the price you pay. The commission I earn helps to cover the cost of this blog. I so appreciate your support!
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Today I can share my first quilt top completed in Dora, our RV!
My photos aren’t the best. Mr. Wonderful held the top for me. This top finished at 44 by 56. It will go to Project Linus when it is finished.
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It’s hard to believe I finished this back in 2016! Time sure flies. Enjoy!
It all started with this Christmas gift from Daughter #1.
I immediately loved it, but it took me a while to find the perfect pattern for it. I finally settled on this traditional Rolling Star pattern.
These blocks are a whopping 18 inches finished. I wanted the fabrics to really shine here.
I need a good place to hang a big quilt for pictures!
I used my pattern boards to quilt this with a Baptist Fan design. Here is the backing, it is part of a duvet cover I found on clearance. The pattern and color were perfect!
I just love the texture that the quilting gives.
I used Superior Mono-poly thread on top and white magna Glide Classic in the bobbin. It is currently living in my guest room.
Sorry for the picture overload, but I love this texture!
I love leaving the door open and walking by this room.
I didn’t end up using all the fabrics in that bundle, so another quilt from this will be coming somewhere down the road.
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