Happy Easter!
It's been a productive day for my Autumn Rush project. I have been working through the week on all the components. Trimming and Spinning the Seam... Took quite a bit of time, but I think its been time well spent. I have seven more pink blocks to finish, a small inner border and then it gets a piano key border.
Unfortunately that didn't get Klunky Korners (Chunky Churndashes project) off the wall. This means that nothing to show as used this week.
I've ordered the background fabric that I'll need for my April UFO (Indigo). I'm hoping to get both the Autumn Rush and Klunky Korners projects finished before it arrives.
I did get two quilts back from Kerry. Kontinuum (Connect the Dots) and Komplikated (Patches and Pinwheels) are ready for binding, sleeve and label. The quilting is just beautiful. I'll share how the blue thread on the deep green of Kontinuum appear to glow when I'm a little further along with the binding.
So here's my report for this beautiful day.
Used this week: 0 yards
Used YTD: 86 yards
Purchased this week: 0 yards
Purchased YTD: 28.25 yards
Net Fabric Used in 2012: 57.75 yards
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Sunday Stash Report, January 29, 2012
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| Kontinuum 2012 UFO Challenge January |
Used this week: 16.25 yards
Used YTD: 16.25 yards
Purchased this week: 0 yards
Purchased YTD: 9.75 yards
Net Fabric Used in 2012: 6.5 yards
I've got another 2012 UFO for January to get done yet. I'll be working on this today. Jo's Country Junction's Challenge has us making from Quilt Squares #1 a 12" x 12" small quilt this month. We'll be making the log cabin design and like Patchwork Times linking up on Jo's Country Junction blog. I think I'll be doing all these 12" blocks with a similar fabric theme so that they'll go together as a sampler at the end of the year. No name for this one yet. We'll see what comes to mind as the year progresses and more blocks are assembled.
After this one I'll be assembling the Kindhearted Klues. This project is from the recent Road to California Quilt Show workshop Lakeside Mystery 1 with Tracey Brookshier. Tracey's pattern is called Candy Hearts. I'm going to keep this one a mystery for you until tomorrow when I post on Design Wall Monday!
See others adding and using up their stash at Patchwork Times.
Labels:
2012 UFO,
2017 UFO,
Kindhearted Klues,
Kontinuum,
Kountry Kollection,
Stash Report
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Design Wall Monday, January 23, 2012
This is what was finished Friday at the first workshop of the day at the Road to California Quilters' Conference and Showcase. The workshop was with Karen Eckimer on her design Scrappy Layered Log Cabin. The technique is to press under a curvy side to your strip then starting with the black center layer it on top and top stitch the strip down. Cut off excess. Working in a counter clockwise direction add on the next curvy strip and repeat. Center, light, light, dark, dark then repeat with the light. These blocks have no particular size. You match them up in a row then attach them to the next row in the same press under a curvy side manner. You'll have to learn more with her pattern available in her book Layered Waves.The Lakeside Mystery 1 that was the late night workshop was held at the Doubletree until midnight. There were about 30 something attending. We had cutting before class so we were ready to sew to our hearts content. Tracy Brookshier was our instructor. She was really prepared for us with seven clues and the reveal. She sure mixed it up so none was the wiser until clue seven was passed out. I managed to get all 36 hearts done during the six hours with a little help from speedy Kerry! This project is nearly finished which makes me real happy since I've got so many other projects going on.
This week I'll be focusing on two 2012 January UFO deadlines. This is Kontinuum my January UFO #5 with Patchwork Times. I have all the major blocks done. I am assembling the 84 small 9-Patches that will be part of the border right now.
How's your week looking? Lot's of quilters showing off their Design Walls today at Patchwork Times.
Labels:
2012 UFO,
Design Wall,
Kindhearted Klues,
Kontinuum,
Krayons
Design Wall Monday, January 16, 2012
I've got several things going on in my sewing room today. Too many to put on my design wall. This is what is on my wall. It is from a Scrappy Trips Around the World workshop I took with Bonnie Hunter at Memory Lane Quilt Shop on Wednesday. I have just six of the 20 that I'm planning on making. I've not decided on a name for this one yet, but it will go together fast once I get back to sewing it.
The other projects I have started and not finished include the Cheddar Bow-Ties (Bonnie Hunter) which is sewn up to my scraps of blues and oranges. This one will be sewn as these fabrics come along OR I get to excited with it to wait!
Chunky Churndashes (Bonnie Hunter) is part of a swap that I'm coordinating with 15 others. Several have turned in their swap blocks which are supposed to be to me by the end of February. There will be more on this project later in the week.
Kontinuum (Judy Laquidara's Connect the Dots) is at Clue #3 which is the last of the connector block being assembled with the top's assembly as well. It also has the instructions for the borders. This is my January 2012 #5 UFO with Patchwork Times.
Komplikated (Bonnie Hunter's Patches and Pinwheels) is ready to assemble. This is a 2011 UFO.
Kordova Klosure (Bonnie Hunter's Orca Bay) is at Part 7.
Korabell and her three kitties (JoAnn Mullaly's Mama Cat) is no further along since what was done in the workshop that was in October last year.
Kartwheels (Judy Niemeyer's Mariner's Star) hasn't been touched since May 2011. This one is a 2011 UFO. It is sort of on hold until I decide what to do with the center melons. Not excited with what I have at the moment.
Another January 2012 UFO is with Jo's Country Junction from Quilt Squares #1, the log cabin quilt. It is a 12" x 12" project that once going won't take long to finish.
Finally two new projects to cut for in the next couple of days. Yes it is crazy cutting out more when all the ones I've already mentioned aren't done! I'm taking two workshops at Road to California Quilt Show this weekend. The first is Scrappy Layered Log Cabin with Karen Eckmeier; the second is a mystery with Tracey Brookshier on Friday night. I'll show you what fabrics come from my stash later this week.
The other projects I have started and not finished include the Cheddar Bow-Ties (Bonnie Hunter) which is sewn up to my scraps of blues and oranges. This one will be sewn as these fabrics come along OR I get to excited with it to wait!
Chunky Churndashes (Bonnie Hunter) is part of a swap that I'm coordinating with 15 others. Several have turned in their swap blocks which are supposed to be to me by the end of February. There will be more on this project later in the week.
Kontinuum (Judy Laquidara's Connect the Dots) is at Clue #3 which is the last of the connector block being assembled with the top's assembly as well. It also has the instructions for the borders. This is my January 2012 #5 UFO with Patchwork Times.
Komplikated (Bonnie Hunter's Patches and Pinwheels) is ready to assemble. This is a 2011 UFO.
Kordova Klosure (Bonnie Hunter's Orca Bay) is at Part 7.
Korabell and her three kitties (JoAnn Mullaly's Mama Cat) is no further along since what was done in the workshop that was in October last year.
Kartwheels (Judy Niemeyer's Mariner's Star) hasn't been touched since May 2011. This one is a 2011 UFO. It is sort of on hold until I decide what to do with the center melons. Not excited with what I have at the moment.
Another January 2012 UFO is with Jo's Country Junction from Quilt Squares #1, the log cabin quilt. It is a 12" x 12" project that once going won't take long to finish.
Finally two new projects to cut for in the next couple of days. Yes it is crazy cutting out more when all the ones I've already mentioned aren't done! I'm taking two workshops at Road to California Quilt Show this weekend. The first is Scrappy Layered Log Cabin with Karen Eckmeier; the second is a mystery with Tracey Brookshier on Friday night. I'll show you what fabrics come from my stash later this week.
If you have more time look at other Quilter's Design Walls via Patchwork Times.
Sunday Stash Report, January 15, 2012
I've been busy all day at my sewing machine. I am working on my 2012 January UFO #5 with Patchwork Times. So much on my sewing table these past few weeks I'm surprised I'm able to keep it all straight. It was the perfect day to stay in since I am fighting a cold and it was drizzling on and off all day.
Judy Laquidara offers this pattern free on her website. It was a quilt along that I knew I wanted to make but timing wasn't right to do it when it was first offered. It is called Connect the Dots. I will be calling my project Kontinuum. I have the first two clues complete and the cutting for the first four steps done on Clue 3. It should go together pretty good the rest of the way.
Used this week: 0 yards
Used YTD: 0 yards
Purchased this week: 3 yards
Purchased YTD: 3 yards
Net Fabric Used in 2012: -3 yards
Judy Laquidara offers this pattern free on her website. It was a quilt along that I knew I wanted to make but timing wasn't right to do it when it was first offered. It is called Connect the Dots. I will be calling my project Kontinuum. I have the first two clues complete and the cutting for the first four steps done on Clue 3. It should go together pretty good the rest of the way.
This week I went to Rosie's with my house guest for four days, Bonnie Hunter. She hadn't been to Rosie's before and I knew she'd enjoy the stop. I didn't purchase as much from the SALE room as she did, but my Cheddar Bow-Ties are going to need borders and a back. I think this three yard piece will do just the trick for one of them.
My report for this week is the first add of the year...darn it! Still can't claim anything used...something I need to correct soon.
Used this week: 0 yards
Used YTD: 0 yards
Purchased this week: 3 yards
Purchased YTD: 3 yards
Net Fabric Used in 2012: -3 yards
Sunday Stash Report, January 8, 2012
Second report of the year and still nothing to show used...of course the better side of this is nothing to reveal as purchased! I continue to work on the many projects that I've found myself started in of late. Unfortunately I'm starting yet more. I'm usually a one project at a time sewer and really do prefer it that way. Just sometimes it happens and I'm feeling overwhelmed. All will get done I tell myself...just not all at the same time.
Used this week: 0 yards
Used YTD: 0 yards
Purchased this week: 0 yards
Purchased YTD: 0 yards
Net Fabric Used in 2012: 0 yards
So here is the one I'm most diligently trying to finish. Komplikated! A Bonnie Hunter design that appeared in the Quiltmaker Magazine issue Sep/Oct 08. Mine is a true stash buster. It will consume quite a bit of fabric (yes I've been saying this for awhile). I'm getting ever closer to assembly. I'm using my Bloc-Loc ruler to square up the last 23 pinwheel blocks right now. Some of these will be assembled in both directions; note that some go one way and the other group spins counterclockwise. I'm working on having somewhere close to the same amount of pinwheel color in each group. I've got pressing to do on the 12-patch blocks, however no more to sew on these. Next step ASSEMBLY on this delinquent 2011 UFO!
I've also got my #5 2012 UFO fabrics figured out. Went through my stash and found this rich dark green that's plenty enough for the dark blue that Judy Laquidara uses in her Connect the Dots design. This pattern is available on her FREE tab on her website. I am determined to get this one going and done in January 2012! Kontinuum is the name I've selected for this project. I think the blue and the green/blue will look well as the tan and gold that's in Judy's quilt. The various neutral batiks will be used as the background. There are 4 fabrics in this project. I will probably stop after Judy's 5th border using that color, which will be my green as the binding.
I'll be sharing where I am with the other started projects tomorrow. Use up your stash! See other reports via Patchwork Times.
Used this week: 0 yards
Used YTD: 0 yards
Purchased this week: 0 yards
Purchased YTD: 0 yards
Net Fabric Used in 2012: 0 yards
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| Komplikated |
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| Kontinuum |
I'll be sharing where I am with the other started projects tomorrow. Use up your stash! See other reports via Patchwork Times.
Labels:
2011 UFO,
2012 UFO,
Komplikated,
Kontinuum,
Stash Report
Design Wall Monday, January 2, 2012
The first 2012 UFO Challenge has been selected by Judy at Patchwork Times. It's #5!
This one is a Judy Laquardia design called Connect the Dots. I love her borders. I don't have it yet in my hands but her book just released is full of border designs. I can't wait to see the collection she's assembled. She's so clever in her designs. You'll be noticing that I've got lots of her designs in my UFO list for 2012. I will need to decide which fabric tote pan is most overflowing... I'll be calling my project Kontinuum.
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| Connect the Dots |
This one is a Judy Laquardia design called Connect the Dots. I love her borders. I don't have it yet in my hands but her book just released is full of border designs. I can't wait to see the collection she's assembled. She's so clever in her designs. You'll be noticing that I've got lots of her designs in my UFO list for 2012. I will need to decide which fabric tote pan is most overflowing... I'll be calling my project Kontinuum.
2012 UFO Challenges, December 20, 2011
Here are my 2012 UFO Challenges:
#2 Kamile. This pattern is called Perennial Petals from Quiltmaker Magazine Issue Mar/Apr 2011 by Caroline Reardon. I've started this one only through copying the pattern for the paper piecing technique that will be used to assemble it. Should be easy to grab from my stash.
#3 Klowning. Bonnie Hunter's Little Monkey design that was offered on her blog last year. I'm still not completely sold with this name. It will use up a lot of stash which is famous for Bonnie's designs.
#4 Knoted. Judy Laquardia design called Note to Self. This one caught my attention. Looks like a simple design, but has a bunch of character. I'm all about using up my stash and this one will be good for it too!
#5 Kontinuum. Judy Laquardia design called Connect the Dots. I love Judy's borders. She's so clever in her designs. You'll be noticing that I've got lots of her designs in my UFO list for 2012.
#6 Kaktus. Design called Prickly Pear that was in Quilters News Magazine in June 1997 by Terri Lynn Ballard. Yep this one is a pattern I've been thinking about for a long time. It has lots of pieces but again notice the trend USE STASH!
#7 Klappers. Judy Laquardia design called Jazzy Nights that was offered in Quiltmaker Magazine Issue Sep/Oct 2010. The name is funny don't you think? Can't wait to get to this one...again a stash buster for me...except the Kona black fabric that I'll be needing. Love that Kona black!
#8 Kollinwood Konnections. Judy Laquardia design called Road to Brownwood that was offered on her blog last year. Collinwood happens to be the street that my parents live on. Just a simple change of letters. I'd say I have connections to Collinwood wouldn't you?
#9 Kooky Kins. A Buggy Barn pattern called Crazy Jacks. This will be the second project from this pattern. This one will be for me. I've already got most of the fabrics set aside. If you've never tried one of the Buggy Barn patterns I suggest them. Very whimsical designs and a totally different approach to putting the pieces together!
#10 Kommodore. A Judy Laquardia design called Indigo that was offered on her blog last year. Everyone feel in love with this project that Judy offers free on her blog. It was for her Monochromatic Challenge when the color was Indigo that month. I'm not sure I have enough of these colors, but it's fabulous in these blue purple tones. You may wonder what Kommodore has to do with Indigo...well commodore happens to be the color to the left of indigo in Sherwin Williams palate of colors LOL! I just may be raiding my Mom and Kerry's stash...watch out you two!
#11 Klunky Korners. I've had two suggestions on a name for this project; Kat in the Korner and Klunky Korners... A Bonnie Hunter design that I'm coordinating in a block swap with 15 others. The swap blocks are due 2/29/12. Joan and Collette are already finished with their swap blocks. Mom and I cut out pieces when I was visiting during Thanksgiving 2011. Our swappers are in southern Maryland and the San Diego, Ca area.
#12 Koppice. A pattern from the Temecula Quilt Co called A Tree of Life. This one is tiny at 11" x 13". The month this is selected will be an easy month.
I'm also going to work at getting done what was on the 2011 UFO list that didn't get finished. Koda's Keeper, Kartwheels, Komplicated, Kaskade, Kurry, Krossfire, and Koriander Kompass. Yes I'm not happy that I didn't get these done; I'm not the type to set goals without results. A 30% success just isn't what it should be!
Labels:
2012 UFO,
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Kamile,
Klappers,
Klowning,
Klunky Korners,
Knoted,
Kokonut No!,
Kollinwood Konnections,
Kommodore,
Kontinuum,
Kooky Kins,
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