This week I finished this little Red/White House in the Center Baby Quilt. It measures 43" square.

1. Bit Con quilt -- Needs more rows of strips sewn together -- size yet to be determined
2. Rail Fence 3.5" RSC block -- 900 blocks needed/need arranged
3. Piccadilly Circle -- Need a few more circle blocks
4. Kite Girl -- back made, needs to be quilted
5. Folk Art Birds -- Need more birds and alternate blocks
6. Hourglass Mini -- Needs a quilt back and then quilted
7. Maroon Sampler -- Needs two more blocks
8. Dicey -- Blocks need sewn together with sashing and cornerstones
9. Fireflies Wall Hanging -- Blocks need appliqued
10. Red/White basket crib quilt -- on the longarm frame
11. D9P Red/White -- binding is more than half way done
12. HST -- Needs more blocks made and sewn into rows
13. Red/White House in Center baby quilt -- finished 5.2.26 -- 2nd finish
14. Fish -- a 12-block RSC26 project
15. Scarborough Fair -- Needs more blocks made
16. Random Blue Blocks -- Hand Quilting -- In the hoop
17. Acorn Harvest -- Quilt top needs assembled
18. Horsen Around Crib Quilt -- needs a back and then quilted
19. Horsen Around Scrap Quilt -- needs blocks cut and sewn
20. Pink Houses crib quilt -- Needs blocks made
21. Lupine and Laughter (Bonnie Hunter 2025 mystery quilt) -- in the piecing process
22. Christmas Memories 4-patches sewn, need more
23. Dinner Party (school print blocks) blocks cut, needs blocks sewn
24. Layer Cake Lattice -- pink blocks cut -- needs blocks sewn
25. True Blue Sew Along (started 1/15/26) -- needs corners sewn to blocks
26. Zip It Sew Along -- finished 5.1.26, 1st finish this quarter
27. Classic Meets Modern QA from 2014 -- block complete, need sashing
28. King Rosebud embroidery quilt binding is ALMOST done -- expect a finish soon!
29. Kathleen Tracy Mini #1 (pinwheels)
30. Kathleen Tracy Mini #2 (squares)
31. Kathleen Tracy Mini #2 (HST and a Square)
32. Cheddar Jack crib quilt -- cat blocks are sewn, some 2.5" squares are sewn
You can find the Spring Ravelry UFO club here.




Very cute baby quilt. Using up those orphan blocks is always satisfying.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fun red and white quilt, Kathy! I really like the blue border and then the red binding, too!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on another wonderful UFO Club quilt finish, Kathy! I love the fact that you made those orphan blocks work for you. I'm sure they are much happier being in a completed quilt than just sitting around in a box or bin!
ReplyDeleteGoodness me, that's a loooong list! I've probably got just as many but not written down.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to take orphan blocks and turn them into a quilt. You found the perfect backing fabric, too. Must admit I was blown away by your list of UFO's for the Ravelry challenge.
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