Showing posts with label leafy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leafy. Show all posts

Thursday, November 7, 2019

I think I will call it Leafs Me Alone, I’m Quilting








I have been participating in the Leafy Quilt Sew Along with Melanie and a nice international group of quilters. Amazing how we all have the same things in common wherever we live!









I now have it to the quilted stage and only need the binding done.  Monday night  I showed the quilt at the modern guild and they loved it!


I also showed them Mary Kate’s new baby quilt for her son that I made from the scraps left over from my Leafy quilt.

I’m now linking up with Melanie’s group.   go and see what amazing creations we all made at #LeafyQuilt

Friday, September 20, 2019

Leafy Sixteen

Leafy Quilt keeps growing!  I now have 16 leaves, mostly all green. The small quilt takes 18 and the larger one takes 32.  I can tell you, I am not making a large quilt, but I may continue


to use up some of those leftovers and make pillows or a smaller quilt, or seven.

Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Leafy Quilt Blocks Oh Oh

Yesterday I had a total of 6 blocks.

Today I had a total of 5 blocks.





Cannot figure out what happened...…..


Monday, September 9, 2019

Leafy Quilt Sew Along

I made some leaves today.  Our project was to make 1/4 of the necessary leaves for your project.  Mine may be a pillow before the end of all this.

I made three leaves while Frank watched the LSU game Saturday night.  Not bad considering it was very small and fiddly pieces.  I hate small and fiddly pieces.  So I struggled through.  And this is not the half of it.

There are three leaves, basically.  A full leaf, the top half of a leaf and the bottom half of a leaf.  I thought they would all have the same alpha lettering for the various sizes, but no.  Each leaf part had its own lettering.  So there are three different size A blocks, three different size B blocks, etc on down to T blocks.  Well, somewhere in there the half blocks stop having as many pieces as the full blocks do, but you get the picture.

But the reward was these three blocks.  And I posted the three
blocks to Instagram to put myself proudly in the group of wonderful people making these blocks.

Melanie, the coordinator of the Sew Along, asked if I had done it on purpose, or was she the bearer of bad news.  There were no stems on my leaves.

Hmmmm.

I was pretty sure I followed directions.

When I was making the blocks, I was pretty sure there were no instructions for the stems in my booklet.

But the next morning when I perused the booklet, sure enough, there were the elusive stems.

So I spent several hours yesterday unsewing, adding and trimming blocks to include stems.

They tell me I am better for the trial.