First priority, My Road 15 quilt. I cut this out almost 3 weeks ago and then it had to be set aside for some other projects, but it is once again at the top of the list. I have done a little piecing but there is a long way to go. But I am so excited to see this one come together. I think it just might be my all time favorite design :)
This is how far I have gotten on this project. Yup, I bought the fabric :) I have to say, I am a little weary of doing that applique all over again, but I am hoping that since I already have the templates cut out it will go a little faster. And question??? Would you like a tutorial on how to do layered appliques?? I figure I could take some pictures along the way if it is something you are interested in.
Once those two quilts are done, my plan is to focus on quilting up these finished tops. I can't believe I never got my Starbust Quilt top pieced from the Spring Quilt-A-Long. Lame me. I would just be over the moon if I could get all three of these quilted by the end of the month. That is the goal, well see :)
So that is the top of the priority list. Here is the rest of the rundown :)
Designing Stage
- Circle Meets Square Quilt
- Hexie BCB
- Twists and Turns
Piecing Stage
- Jessi and Me Quilt - Starting back up again on Wed Afternoons :)
- Alumni Quilt
- Block of the Month - Lucky Stars (So far behind, I don't know if I will ever get caught up)
- Road 15 Quilt
Quilting Stage
- Solids Quilt for Free Motion
- Star Value Bee Quilt
- Star Surround Quilt-A-Long
- Starburst Quilt-A-Long
Completed Stage
- The Way The Crow Flies
- SC - Secret
- ASOQ - Secret
- All Star Baby Quilt
- T-Shirt Memories Quilt
Linking up to Lee's
Gorgeous, gorgeous stuff...as always!!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you have your work cut out for you. Enjoy the process.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stuff and long list...
ReplyDeleteJust a suggestion for your applique: submit the SUU design to spoonflower (or similar) and order it as a printed fabric. You can probably get a few on their minimum yard (?) order. Then you only have to applique 1 piece.
You are just one busy gal. Lucky us, we get to see all of the eye candy without being exhausted from all the work! Are you sure you are not the Energizer Bunny in disguise?
ReplyDeleteYou're so organized with your projects. Your blog is so inspirational and I really enjoying reading it. I do have a question though. In the last photograph of this post you have three quilts. Can you tell me their names, especially the top one? Also, where can I find the pattern for them? Thank you again for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI would love a tut on the applique process! But the spoonflower idea sounds good too! The applique is the best part of your great quilt!
ReplyDeleteyou have so many great projects, Melissa! Love those quilt tops and can't wait to see what you decide to do with the quilting!
ReplyDelete:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
I love the look of the college quilt... Although, I can't say that I love the colors ;) SUU used to be in our conference, so I ran against them in college - even ran a conference cross country meet in Cedar City!
ReplyDeleteThat stack of finished tops is GORGEOUS.
ReplyDeleteI would love a tutorial for the applique :)
ReplyDeleteYes, please, to a tutorial on layered applique! I have a project sitting because I don't know whether to applique little pieces together and then applique that completed piece to the quilt block or to applique each piece to the quilt block one at a time.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I cut fabric for the Starburst quilt over the weekend and got all of my flying geese and goose in the corner blocks done on Monday. I hope to start assembling the blocks tomorrow on my day off. :-)
That's a lofty priority list :0 Very inspiring for sure!
ReplyDeleteYou're gonna be one busy lady! However, I can imagine your joy at completing all those projects! I think that last pile of quilts looks amazing and can't wait to see them finished up.
ReplyDeleteVery worthwhile goals. You sew girl!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with that list!
ReplyDeletebusy girl!! :-) What are you making with the road 15? I have some but haven't decided what to put it into yet. Looking for inspiration! ;-P Have a great Thursday!! Hugs, H in Healdsburg
ReplyDeleteYou can do it! Be sure to have some fun show and tell ready when I come visit :-) I want to take lots of pics!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love a tutorial on layered applique! It would definitely come in handy for a project I've been pre-planning in my head!
ReplyDeleteLove the look of the SUU quilt. I made one very similar with Crown Royal bags cut out for the centers. I strip pieced all the 3 piece blocks and it was much easier to sew together. If I hadn't been doing fussy cut centers I would have strip pieced that section too.
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