Wednesday, November 9, 2011

...WiP Wednesday

WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced


This Week
Curclicue Crush Quilt
After the marathon cutting last week I needed to sit on this one a little bit. I have worked a little on the layout to try to get a good but not too regular distribution of colour. I have ended up with two options. 

Option and and Two for CC colour layout
I'm still deciding but I have started piecing. I can see already that I am going to really really  wish for a design wall soon. I was dreaming of a roller blind style one to hand above the cupboard doors in the shower this morning. 

do. Good Stitches Animal Quilt


DELIVERED! It is kind of cheating having this on here again I think but I photographed and packaged it the other day and that took a little while. I have a post scheduled for the next few days that details all the wonderful and generous work that went into this quilt in the next few days. 

The Circle Game
Block 1 - Done!
The third method was the charm. I traced around the template (that doesn't include seam allowance), used the template with method 1 (that had the seam allowance on it) then pinned carefully and sewed on the line).  I am machine piecing this quilt and I can see I'm going to have each block slow and steady but I am really enjoying the challenge so far!

November Blocks for Sew Australia
Alissa asked for Kaleidoscope blocks made using this and this tutorial from Don't Call me Betsy. 


X & + blocks for a Special Project
This one has to have a little secrecy attached at the moment but they have made it where they need to go. 

handprinted: fabric
I joined a swap recently - printing a fat quarter of fabric for four others so on Sunday I got printing. There will be more on this later in the week too, as soon as I get them all fixed, packaged and in the mail. 


In the tubs 

Whimsy Hexie Quilt
Curclicue Crush Quilt - All cut out and ready to sew
Blue and White Quilt
Grey Tone Kaleidoscope 
Postage Stamp QA Quilt
X Marks the Pirate Quilt
Farmers Wife QA
BSPDU Quilt - Just waiting on a backing!

New projects (started anything new?)
Nope, none that I can think of just now. Well nothing that isn't already finished!

Finished this week
Quilted Snap Pouch - Started at the craft show. 

I quite literally had to press and sew two seams and then insert the snap closure to finish this one. Done now!

33 comments:

  1. I really like your Kaleidoscope blocks- with their contrasting colours!

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  2. That circle block looks great! I can't wait to see what you do with it :)

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  3. The Circle Game block is gorgeous. Are you planning a whole quilt?

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  4. I love your circle game block...hmmm...can it be called a block? LOL

    Mary
    http://www.quiltgenius.com

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  5. WOW - That spinning circle is really, really cool

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  6. That circle game block is AWEsome! Slow and steady is right with that one but it sure does look perfect from here!

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  7. Wow, what a big variety of blocks. They all look great. I can't even begin to think how that swirling circle block comes together!

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  8. Wow, your circle looks so complicated! Awesome.

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  9. Lovely projects... The circle is just utterly amazing. Cant figure out how you did it.

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  10. I love your Circle game block, it is modern, colorful and most of all fun!

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  11. Everything looks great, especially the circle game!

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  12. Everything is gorgeous, but circle game!!!! Wow! I need to make these.

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  13. Wow! All of your blocks are amazing! Great colors.

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  14. That circle block is pretty incredible and I really like those double crosses too!

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  15. oh the circle block is amazing...wow

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  16. wow! you have lots going on. I really like your circle game block. where did find the template?

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  17. Love love love your circle game block! Totally in awe of your piecing ability! wow!

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  18. Love how your Kaleidoscope blocks turned out, they look lovely! Love that Circle Game block, so stunning!! And a roll-up design wall sounds like a fantastic idea, you should do it!

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  19. Love the bee blocks, and the circle is fabulous!

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  20. Love, love, love the Circle Game block! Oh my!

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  21. You sure have a lot going on. Most of it looks mind boggling to me.

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  22. That circle block is amazing. I don't know if I'd have the patience to get it right.

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  23. Your handprinted fabric makes me think of my red/white hexie quilt (the one I may never finish, sigh...)! Love the Circle!

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  24. Oh those x & + blocks are the best! I also love the circle, it is so great!

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  25. I'm very impressed with your circle game block - it is stunning!

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  26. Your blocks are all fab, but I particularly like the circular one

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  27. LOOOOOVE your + and x blocks. And that Circle Game block is very impressive! Thanks for linking up to WIP Wednesday. : )

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  28. The circle block is just stunning.

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  29. You have quite a lot of irons in the fire, right now..busy time for you. Lovely work.

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  30. I love the hand printed fabric! Wow.
    And all of the bee blocks are amazing too.

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