In cleaning up my sewing room, I found these 7 quilt tops waiting to be finished. I really don't like half-finished projects laying around taking up space, so I got busy over the weekend and finished 2 of the baby-sized quilts. As for the bigger ones, you might recognize my
Kaleidoscope,
Scrappy Strings,
Soul Blossom, and my oldest WIP an Hourglass throw quilt which I haven't touched in almost 2 years (ahem, and I used to kid my mother about taking 12 years to finish up a queen-size
hand-quilted quilt...)
But.... getting up the motivation to baste a larger quilt (let alone actually quilt it!) takes way more energy than starting a smaller project, so what did I do? You got it, I started another baby quilt with some leftover Bliss scraps from my
Wonky 9 Patch.
I've been wanting to do another double hourglass since I made this
Christmas stocking last year. But this time instead of 3" blocks, these babies are 12" - this top should come together in no time (hopefully!)
xoxo,
Megan
your blocks look fabulous!
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The double hourglass blocks look amazing. I love those sweet fabrics.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the double hourglass block. The fabrics really make me smile! Wonderful color choices!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks and a pretty looking stack of tops too. You'll be busy!
ReplyDeleteI love the spools of thread! --that's what they look like to me...
ReplyDeleteI love the double hourglass blocks -- I've wanted to make a quilt with this block for quite some time now, and yours is definitely inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI have to say, when I discovered spray basting, it COMPLETELY changed my view on basting bigger quilts. I used to dread it, too, especially since I live in a tiny apartment. But now I spray then pin in a few places to just make sure there's no shifting. And thanks for having visited my blog! M
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