Life has been busy for another week. I did get to work on a few quilty things. I made the two purple blocks for my GO! ABC quilt. This is a free pattern available on the Accuquilt site.
The beginning of the week my garden looked like this with all these weeds between the plants.
Today I tilled between the tomatoes and other plants. Whew... the weeds are under control again!
I finished the quilting and trimmed the Owl's Well That Ends Well quilt. I don't have a specific person in mind for this quilt. When it is finished it will go on the gift pile. A pink binding would look great on it, but I think it would make it too girly. I'd like to keep this quilt gender neutral. I will probably go with a light orange. I didn't find enough bright green for a binding. I don't have enough of the dot fabric on the border for a binding either. And yes, I do have a 6' trampoline in the quilt room.
I quilted it with the Circle Lord Clam Shells giant template board.
Someone is getting excited about going camping and taking the RV for a spin. He's been helping his dad every night this week to "work" on it. I'm still wondering what sewing project I will pack this year.
I now stand at 54 projects on my WIP list.
Pieces Need to be Cut & Sewn
1. Cheddar Jack cat pattern from
2. Digging up Bones (Owen's dinosaur quilt)
3. Rock Island Campfire Quilt
4. Picadilly Circle
5. ...And Sew On BOM at Quiet Play (one block to go)
6. RSC16 Folk Art Birds
7. 2016 Plus Blocks (from left over pieces of Soul Searching Blocks
8. Leah Day Building Blocks QA
9. Jelly Roll Rug
10. Classic Meets Modern BOM
11. Veggie Patch from Katie Mae Quilts
12. Mod Mod QA (from Block Lotto, circles w/lines)
13. Stay Centered started February, 2021
14. Rail Fence Blocks 82/900 complete started during the pink month of RSC21, January 2021
15. Gobble, Gobble, pattern by Lori Holt, started February 2021
16. Kite Girl (RSC14)
17. Amish Country BOM (from Lynn, Johnna's mom)
18. Cabins at the Lake (from Fons Porter Magazine) only one house block complete.)
19. 2.5" Scraps from Dani -- making "cracker" blocks
20. Waffle Blocks (August 2019 -- RSC19)
21. Little Houses (3.5" blocks)
22. Pumpkins & the Beanstalk (a 2nd quilt)
23. Dresser Scarf (My Grandma's WIP from the 1970's found 1/1/20
24. Linen & Threads Mystery SAL, Started 1/1/20 for my sew-to-go-bag
25. Slabs with White Rectangle (RSC14 started -- needs blocks each month)
26. Bonnie Hunter Box Kite class from March 2017
27. Unity Quilt Along with Bonnie Hunter (started 4/1/2020)
28. Full Stop, started RSC21 (January,2021)
29. Maroon Sampler Quilt--I found this on 2.6.21
30. Gypsy Wife QA started in August 2017
31. Kathleen Tracy's 2019 Mystery Quilt Facebook QA started in March, 2019
32. GO! ABC Quilt started during the pink month of RSC21, January 2021
Blocks Still Need to be Made
1. Bluepatch Mystery Quilt
2. Finding Nemo Scrappy Trip quilt
3. We Can Do It Skill Builder Sampler
4. Drunkard's Path Variation quilt
Blocks Are Made But Need to be Sewn Together (and/or Some Sashing)
1. Tula Pink's City Sampler 100 Modern Quilt Blocks 5/17/17 QA
2. Cruise blocks won from Libby
3. Cathy's CRAZY BY DESIGN Dot Dot Dash Bag, Won April, 2018
4. Split Stars (blocks won from the Block Lotto, October, 2012)
5. African Violet baby quilt (Block Lotto inspired)
6. Tall Fly (blocks won from Block Lotto; October 2012)
7. Pre-printed cross stitch pillow sham (May 2018)
8. Sonja's Windows string quilt
9. Flower Baskets (blue and white with some applique) Block Lotto win 10/1/18
Quilt Back Needs to be Made (Tops are Done)
1. Card Trick (pink and blue)
2. Hunter Green Star Quilt
3. Good Fortune -- A Bonnie Hunter Mystery started Thanksgiving weekend, 2018
4. Scrap Crystals (RSC15)
Ready to Longarm
1. Bubble Gum Pink & Navy Quilt
2. Bricks and Stepping Stones, Bonnie Hunter Free Pattern started 3.2.21
3. Friend's patchwork quilt (CM received 6/25/21)
Needs Binding
3. Owl's Well That Ends Well (RSC19 project started 1/26/19)
4 comments:
Nice progress, Kathy! I'm happy to see that you used your clam shell board. How did you decide on that one. To me, that one always feels like the hardest one to choose to use.
The owl quilt is lovely! For some reason I thought it was for Owen. Happy stitching!
You are making great progress on lots of different things. The garden looks fantastic! A road trip sounds like fun.
I just love the owl quilt, Kathy. And your garden is looking awesome. You certainly have been busy. Happy quilting.
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