I've been working on 4 different quilts. The first is my Lego quilt, also known as Momentum, made from leftover 1 1/2" strips. I'm working on flipping the binding. It is 97" square.
Next up is Wendy's beautiful quilt. It's all batiks. I quilted it with an edge-to-edge design called "Americana Flourish". The pattern she used is by Glad Creations Quilt Block in Minneapolis, called Birds In the Air.
This is Julia's quilt. She modified a Jacob's Ladder block and sashed it, with colors to match her bedroom. We decided on a simple meander.
And my own next big project--putting my En Provence Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt together. I have many more units and blocks to go, but hope to get working on it, now that my Lego quilt is together.
Linking up to Crazy Mom Quilts,
Busy Hands Quilts,
Fort Worth Fabric Studio,
So Scrappy,
and Confessions of a Fabric Addict.
Grace and peace!
I love your scrap strips quilt! It looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kat! It's a quilt I've wanted to make for a long time, so I'm glad to get it made!
DeleteOh my, what wonderful eye candy on your post. I love the En Provence pattern, but was too busy with Christmas quilting to participate. Yours looks lovely! But that Legos quilt - amazing and beautiful! So many pieces in a huge quilt size. Just wow.....
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cathy!!!! I have more 1 1/2" strips leftover, so there are more strip quilts are in my future.
DeleteLegos is awesome. So many tiny little bits. Love them all.
ReplyDeleteThanks! And thanks for doing the link-up!
DeleteLove the Legos! Probably easier to step on those legos than the ones my kids left laying around when they were little!
ReplyDeleteLOL!!! Thanks, Cathy! I can just feel those piece under my feet!
DeleteI love your legos quilt...especially your narrow strip black border. I have one that I'm still piecing and you have definitely inspired me to get back to that project. Your En Provence is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sally! It's all about the MOMENTUM! Get your momentum going and keep it going until you are there.
DeleteI really like that lego quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!! It's a great scrap buster project.
DeleteWhat a great name - Lego Quilt. Great way to use up all those strips. En Provence is looking good.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Still more strips to use up!?!
DeleteAt 97 inches that Lego quilt is amazing. The black border and the outside border is a really good touch. Your En Provence quilt is coming along so well. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm making progress on En Provence.
DeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sheila!
DeleteThat Lego Quilt is gorgeous! I love all the color in it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Claudia! It helped that there are some newer=brighter, strips mixed in. Those strips from 30 years ago are kind of dark.
DeleteGreat Lego quilt! I would consider making one, but I'm still not over the (millions?) Lego of three boys. lol
ReplyDeleteHow do you keep up with your sewing? There would be pieces of quilts in the wrong quilt if I attempted this. I must admit though, you handle it like a pro. They are all lovely.
Thanks, Mary! I am blessed with a large sewing studio. The former homeowners used that room for a pool table. Hang in there with the Legos!!!
DeleteOh my such beautiful work but I love the Lego quilt!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kris! I just finished the binding last night--that was a long ways around!
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