So this weekend, I will be taking all of the pieces and turning them into these beautiful blocks and the blocks into a quilt top in order to have the tutorial ready for Monday Morning. Seriously, I can't believe how quick this has gone. I mean, the last tutorial of this series is Monday and Grand Prize Linky will be opened. I can't wait, and then everyone gets them quilted and the parade, Oh, I am getting ahead of myself. One week at a time :)
Have a Happy Quilting Day!!! I know I plan to, that is, right after I clean my bathrooms ;)
Your block turned out great.
ReplyDeleteAw!!! That's gorgeous Melissa!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! I'm sitting at my desk pinning the last 7 blocks worth as we speak. And I'm loving it. Already planning a second one because my daughter is drooling over it and I refuse to give this one up!
ReplyDeleteOh man I should get to work! I've barely cut into my fabric lol
ReplyDeleteI've got a couple up on my design wall right now. Really pretty blocks! Did you say what size you're making?
ReplyDeleteI didnt get a picture posted this week, but I am all caught up too! Excited to see this come together :)
ReplyDeleteLove your block!! Wish I could have gone along with you on this one, but it has been a way too busy summer: two trips to Utah from Calif dealing with my Dad's health issues, a week at Young Women's camp, and helping my hubby with his business (but at least we are busy and making money!!), and I didn't sew a stitch in two weeks till last night, and then it was only a purse kleenex holder!! Why is life so busy? I thought I'd have MORE free time when my kids got older??
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful!!! Right now, I'm making {a little bit tacky} lap quilts for my boys, but I have plans to make one of these quilts for me. Thanks so much for great instruction - - it's fun watching the quilts come together!
ReplyDeleteduring Craftsy BOM 2012 someone started a discussion about a warped cutting mat( or bubble) . I was interested because I have one of those too. Some folks said they tried heating it but that didn't work. I seem to remember someone saying that the opposite works , cold ...like ice or freezing the mat. I'm wondering if any other blog fans remember this or know of this method since I didn't try it right away and doubt if I can find that post now.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...loving following the journey. Thanks for sharing. Marie (mlismore@optusnet.com.au)
ReplyDeleteI'm loving this quilt along; you're such a good host, and this pattern is so much fun in so many colors.
ReplyDeleteOh your block is beautiful Melissa! I finished piecing my surround pieces a couple of nights ago and laid out everything... OMG I love my blocks! :-). Thank you so much for hosting this QAL.
ReplyDeleteYour block looks wonderful, well done.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty. What a great pattern!
ReplyDeleteI'm almost caught up. Wooo!
ReplyDeleteI haven't been able to participate in this sew along. This Mummy is too busy with working four days and three young ones at the moment. But I am loving following along your posts and I am bookmarking the tutes for one day!
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