Showing posts with label #sewinplace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #sewinplace. Show all posts

Monday, April 27, 2020

Unity Day!

Woohoo.  Again I know what day of the week it is.  It's Unity QA day with Bonnie Hunter!  Bring on clue #5.  I finished Clue #4 late Sunday.



I swapped out the stars for churn dashes.  It took me two days to wrap my head around how I would do those stars with the neutrals and I couldn't find a combo that worked for me this round.  In my opinion, you can't go wrong with churn dashes!

Monday, April 20, 2020

It Must Be Monday -- Unity QA Time!

I definitely know what day Monday is!  It's time for the next clue of Bonnie Hunter's Unity QA post!  I got up early and put on my "uniform" -- you know... the same clothes I've been wearing every other day, clean out of the laundry basket? 

Anywho... I got up early to finish Clue #3.  I LOVE it!  I love my soft-looking neutrals!  Can't wait for the next round!  Mask making is on hold for now.

Monday, April 13, 2020

Unity -- Moving It Forward Monday

I really look forward to the clue that comes out each Monday on Bonnie Hunter's blog, Quiltville's Quips & Snips!!  Here's my first two rounds of the Unity quilt.


The first round I haphazardly let the neutrals fall where they may.  This round I did grey centers for the square-in-a-square blocks and paid careful attention to the light and dark neutrals to make the star points.

I love the soft effect of all these low-volume prints EXCEPT that cow print.  I am ripping that one out and replacing it with something more soothing.  When I have the piece on the floor now it looks like someone spilled ink on it.

There, the shouting out loud culprit has been removed.


This looks so much better.  Ahhhh.



I also like the inner border I used on clue 2.  It's little hunting dogs.  :)

Thursday, April 2, 2020

Unity -- A Sew In Place QA with Bonnie Hunter Part 1

This morning I couldn't sleep.  No, not because of the problems of the world, but because a certain 12 year old was up and walking around the house with his flashlight because the bulb burnt out in his Spiderman light... 

I got up for a bit and finished sewing the medallion center of my Unity QA quilt with Bonnie Hunter.


I have decided that I'm not going to pick fabrics or worry about color placements so much on this quilt.  I am working from my neutrals scrap bin.  I did use the same fabric to frame the medallion center.  I love it already!  That's what matters.  I know I'm adding a new project to my long list, but I am just being tugged to play along with this QA.  We're all in this together.

You can find the instructions for this on Bonnie's blog, Quiltville's Quips & Snips.