The first step is to list those projects. Unfortunately I've only photographed one of said quilt tops (another reason to start blogging again - better documentation!). So here it is, my finished HST quilt top. It's made with Anna Maria's Good Folks fabrics (hmmmm, lovvvvve that fabric line) and kona cotton in sand I think. It was a bear to piece and took a very long time. I think that's why it became a ufp, I needed a little break from it after sewing the last seam. My goal is to have this quilted by the en of the summer. I'm realistic that way.
More unfinished quilts to share later! Oh because there are always more!
Ooh, the brights are wonderful! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Good luck with all of your works in progress, I definitely am in the same boat most of the time!
ReplyDeleteThe colors in this are so pretty, and I love the pattern. It would be a shame not to get it quilted soon!!
ReplyDeletereally nice!
ReplyDeleteooo I love that half square triangle layout! I can definitely see needing a break from it after all that though. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty! I know what you mean about unfinished quilt tops. I even Have 2 that are basted and never got further!
ReplyDeleteGosh I love this! So, so pretty :-) Thanks for sharing! So inspiring :-D
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors. I'm working on one like this with blues and greens.
ReplyDeleteCan you tell me what size HST you made for this pattern in the WIP progress UFP??
ReplyDeleteTHanks!
Hi Carissa! The finished size if the HST's were 4.5 inches, if memory serves me right. I think I started with five inch squares to make the HST's. hope this helps. I still need to quilt this!
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