Twelve baskets were completed and trimmed this week!
My baskets are going to outgrow their little bin soon. I'll have to get stitching on the Bonnie Hunter mystery, Old Town, to free up a larger bin. All my units for that is complete. I'm in the process of putting together blocks.
36 baskets of 202 needed for the quilt are now complete. My baskets are trimmed to 4.25" vs. the recommended 4.5" unfinished block due to wonkiness. 52.5" x 64.5" finished is the quilt pattern size. I'll most likely go with those numbers--give or take.
I'm linking up at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching here.
Speaking of crafting... Here's our son in the garage assembling some sort of Kinnex-type project. I think he's building a race track. He found the magnified light head gear thing at the bin store for $1.
12 comments:
Your basket collection is growing! Great way to use your scraps ! Gail at the Cozy quilter
The basket quilt is definitely a slow stitching project but keep stitching and they'll all eventually be pieced. Happy stitching!
Love love love those baskets! It’s on my list for quilts I dream of making one day!
Love those baskets! So pretty!
Love the little basket blocks!
Your basket blocks are so fun, Kathy! I like that light/magnifier thingy your son has, too. I think I need something like that for when I am slow stitching!
Your baskets look great. Enjoy your stitching!
The baskets look great! I have never made an E. Sitar pattern; I've always been too intimidated by the gazillion pieces! I do think I have one picked out though, so maybe this will be the year! Happy Stitching!
Pretty basket blocks. It looks like a fun project to work on.
Your basket making days arent over yet, but you are getting there. I'm sure you are enjoying stitching each and every one of these pretty little baskets.
Your baskets are so cute. That is some fancy light Owen got for a buck!
Love these little charm baskets, charming indeed. So happy to see your son creating like that and what a bargain for the head lamp too.
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