I finished the required number of log cabin blocks (360) to make a queen size quilt - if my figuring is accurate! I can't start putting it together yet, though, because most of the blocks are in storage. I plan to lay it out in the barn raising pattern - anyway, I think that's what it is called. I don't have any quilting books with me right now. It starts out like this and continues like this.
After I finished the LC blocks, I spent some time quilting on my basket quilt.
Today I decided to work on Dear Jane. I spent the morning prepping 6 blocks and picked out fabric for 3 of them. Picking out the fabric is the hardest part of prepping. And I don't have all my fabric with me either, of course.
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So love your DJs. Oh where oh where has my DJ gone.....LOL.....yep my brain is tired again and acting silly.
ReplyDeleteYep, that's the barn raising layout and it's going to be amazing. I hope you find a place so you can get the remaining blocks out of storage soon. But it sure doesn't look like you're wasting time while waiting with the quilting on the basket quilt and more Dear Jane blocks. At the rate you're making those blocks, I think yours might be the fastest Dear Jane I know of!
ReplyDeleteIt's got to be tough not having all your fabric and quilty stuff with you, especially when you know the move is permanent. However, you are continuing to make beautiful quilta. I love the log cabin quilt! ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteI love the log cabin quilt. Your beautiful work makes even the simplest block sing.
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Love your log cabin/barnraising layout. These transition times are the best for small hand projects. I'm hoping to get some applique blocks for my daughter's next quilt prepped before we move in Sept.
ReplyDeleteYou have some fantastic projects going ...on the go! I'm seriously loving the blue baskets.
ReplyDeleteLove your log cabin blocks and all your other projects!
ReplyDeleteYour Log Cabin quilt is going to be so beautiful! It must be hard to not have access to all of your fabrics and such. I do not remember seeing that Basket quilt before. It looks amazing! I will look on some of your old posts for more photos of it. I think you did good in keeping out a variety of projects during your transition time. Hopefully you will find the right house soon!
ReplyDeleteThe Log Cabin blocks are drool worthy. Just love them. Oh course you know the basket quilt is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIs the triangle DJ block forthe border? Great blocks.I know you will be finishing your DJ quilt. LOL
OH............I love baskets and yours is fabulous....lots of fun things going on..
ReplyDeleteYour log cabin is going to be fabulous, and the peek at the quilting on your basket quilt suggests it's going to be a stunner too. Al this progress in your trailer...what's my excuse for slow progress???
ReplyDeleteYour log cabin was worth every stitch. It's a beauty! That's very pretty quilting on Your little you little baskets.
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