1. Quilt, bind and label "Peace on Earth"
2. Finish quilting, bind and label "Pink and Brown Four-Patch"
3. Finish weekly Farmer's Wife blocks
4. Baste small quilts for hand quilting
5. Complete "Sunflowers and Scarecrowns" quilt top
6. Complete two rows of "Civil War Diary"
7. Finish one pair of socks
8. Spin one skein if yarn
CURRENT LEADER-ENDER PROJECT
Split Nine Patch Camping Quilt (2013)
WORKS IN SLOW PROGRESS (WISP'S)
1. Civil War Diary Quilt (2008)
2. Afternoon Delight (2013)
3. 30's Basket blocks (2013)
4. Mid-century Album (2007)
5. Civil War Applique (2008)
6. Civil War Love Letters (2008)
7. Girl Gang Feathered Star Quilt(2003)
8. Sweet Memories (2013)
9. Turn of the Century Revisited (2013)
10. Farmer's Wife in 30's fabrics
1. Cabin in the Pines (2013)
2. Posies and Points (2006)
3. It's a Wonderful Life (2005)
4. Jan Patek Mystery Sampler (2005)
5. Primitive Primer (2004)
6. Liberty Garden (2003)
7. Holiday Inn (2008)
8. Dulcinea (2013)
9. Summer in a Basket (2013)
10. Frosty and Friends (2013)
11. Where Liberty Dwells (2013)
12. Jack at the Gate (2013)
13. Dash of Spring (2013)
14. Love Is!(2009)
15. Donder and Blitzen(2013)
16. Sunflowers and Scarecrow (2013)
FLIMSIES BASTED FOR QUILTING
1. The Gentle Art (2013)
2. Contrary Wife (2013)
3. Blue and White Pinwheel Table Topper (2013)
4. Peace on Earth (2009)
5. Pink and Brown Four Patch (2013)
6. Butterscotch Stars (2013)
QUILTS FINISHED THIS YEAR (2013)
1. Emily's Quilt (2013)
2. Emma's Quilt (2002)
3. Gaggle of Geese (2001)
4. Oriental Feathered Star (1994)
5. Pink and Green Feathered Star (1995)
6. Friendship Garden (2004)
7. Hat Trick (2013)
8. Bunny Hop (2009)
9. Peter Cottontail (2013)
10. Five Hearts (2013)
11. Plaid Stretched Stars (2009)
12. Flag and Chickens (2009)
13. Dance of Angels (2009)
HAVEN'T STARTED YETS (HSY'S)
1. America
2. Anniversary Stars
3. Autumn Leaves
4. Birthday Rose
5. Brian's Quilt
6. Buds in a Basket
7. Chicken Little
8. Christmas Goose
9. Cottage Rose
10. Double Sawtooth Star
11. Elegant Garden
12. Fall
13. Flower Pots
14. Hearts, Flowers and Chocolate
15. Hippity Hop Penny Rug
16. Ho Ho Ho Penny Rug
17. Ho Ho Ho Santa Penny Rug
18. Hospitality
19. Journey of a Quilter
20. Let It Snow Penny Rug
21. Liberty Eagle
22. New Century Garden
23. New England Sampler
24. November's Song
25. Pineapple Tidbits
26. Plaid Flowers
27. Prairie Star
28. Rainy's Quilt
29. Samples of the Past
30. Scrappy Baskets
31. Spiced Pumpkin
32. Spring Blooms
33. Star Party
34. Sweet and Sassy Sunflowers and Scarecrows
35. Triple Four Patch
36. Warm Hearts Christmas Quilt
37. Wild Goose Chase
38. Window Box Quilt
39. Winter
40. Winter Folk Sampler
41. Winter Wonderland
42. Rotherfield Greys
43. Flower Box
44. Celebrate January
45. Celebrate February
46. Celebrate March
47. Celebrate April
48. Celebrate May
49. Celebrate June
50. Celebrate July
51. Celebrate August
52. Celebrate September
53. Celebrate October
54. Celebrate November
55. Celebrate December
56. Dresden Turkeys
57. Jan Patek Mystery Quilt 2010
58. Twirly Balls and Pinwheels
I managed to make four more blocks today in between a doctor appointment and running some errands. I wanted to make enough blocks so I could start playing with settings. The barn raising setting required that I make some three-quarter triangle squares for the sashing cornerstones where there is a bend in the light-dark pattern. Once I figured out that was what was needed it was pretty easy to make the required parts. I think I'm going to really like this arrangement - no surprise, as this has always been one of my favorite log cabin arrangements also. Hopefully I can make a few more blocks this evening. The Mariners are playing so badly that it sure isn't worthwhile sitting in front of the TV. I can listen to them lose on the radio just fine.
Yum! This is now my favourite of your quilts Patti! I too love the barn raising pattern and I think it sets of the drama of the blocks really well. They look like wonderful summer raspberries dusted with icing sugar! I like the 3/4 triangle square - I've never made one before, I'll have to hunt out a pattern and use them in my castle medallion. You are such a quilting speed demon - in the words of Mr. Incredible - "you must have been booking it!" to get all this done :-)
Hi Patti; I love your choice of pattern and layout for your red and whites. My stitch group exchanged r&w fq's at Christmas last year, so I've kept my eye out for neat designs. Your's is WONDERFUL!! Red toile is my absolute favorite fabric, and I see it was used in one of your first blocks. Thanks for the eye candy! Donna
Red and white quilts are my very favorite! And this one is wonderful - I love the barn raising pattern and it really shows off your stars. I've started collecting red and white fabrics - found a fun polka dot today. :)
I can see why you fell in love with this block. It is going to be stunning .... but then red is my fav colour, so I may be biased!! Thanks for the tutorial :)
Catching up on my blogreading today: my, you've been a busy girl! LOVE the stars in the barnraising setting and LOVE the red/white colour choise!! Bookmarked the posts (thanks for the tutorial) and added them in my yeswanttomake file. A truly gorgeous quilt!
I don't stop by often but when I do there is always something pretty to see adn this time your new Red/White quilt is STUNNING!!! It should be on a cover of a magazine this summer!!!
What a great way to use up your four year collection! It's hard for me to find "real" reds where I live. I think this is the perfect pattern for your special fabrics!!!
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Projects Finished in 2013
January - Hand in cast, Emily's quilt top
February - Heirloom Stitches quilt top, "Cabin in the Pines" quilt top, 31 applique blocks prepared for the "Civil War Applique" quilt, "Five Hearts" and "Peter Cottontail" finished tops, dressed a doll, cleaned out a bookcase. Holiday Inn quilt top
March - Friendship Garden, Pink and Green Feathered Star, Gaggle of Geese, and Asian Star quilts are finished. Finished two knitted hats and a pair of socks for me.
April - Fabric reorganized, quilt backing fabric made, singles spun, four little quilt tops finished, socks finished, Emily's quilt finished, UFO (Emma's Quitl) finished
May - Hand quilted and bound "Hat Trick", basted 14 little quilts for hand quilting, finished two little quilts, socks finished, Gentle Art pieced, 45 shoo fly blocks pieced, 22 basket blocks pieced, several Civil War Diary blocks pieced
June - 52 shoo fly blocks, Dulcinea quilt top, two rows of Civil War Diary completed, 9-patch 30's swap blocks completed, five small quilts quilted, some applique preparation completed
July - Many scraps cut into triangles and squares, applique preparation, 3 quilt tops finished
26 comments:
Yum! This is now my favourite of your quilts Patti! I too love the barn raising pattern and I think it sets of the drama of the blocks really well. They look like wonderful summer raspberries dusted with icing sugar! I like the 3/4 triangle square - I've never made one before, I'll have to hunt out a pattern and use them in my castle medallion. You are such a quilting speed demon - in the words of Mr. Incredible - "you must have been booking it!" to get all this done :-)
Hi Patti; I love your choice of pattern and layout for your red and whites. My stitch group exchanged r&w fq's at Christmas last year, so I've kept my eye out for neat designs. Your's is WONDERFUL!! Red toile is my absolute favorite fabric, and I see it was used in one of your first blocks.
Thanks for the eye candy!
Donna
patti, these blocks look great!
wow you have made so many already.
Glad to see your inspired again!
keep going!
Kathie
Love your red and white blocks! I see some fabrics that I own:) Looks fabulous!
Red and white quilts are my very favorite! And this one is wonderful - I love the barn raising pattern and it really shows off your stars. I've started collecting red and white fabrics - found a fun polka dot today. :)
This quilt is going to be super! I love two color quilts and especially with the red & white.
liking the red and white.......very effective
Patti
this also is my favourite of your quilts so far! its a ripper! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!
Lissa
Australia
Lovely arrangement on these! It does look very complicated doesn't it!
Where do you put your signature code in the HTML page? I figured out how to make a signature but I can't get it onto my blog...
This just gets better and better!
Wow Patti! This is great. Love the setting!
Wow that is gorgeous! I have a red and white quilt on my list of things to make for myself. Can't wait to get to it!
I can see why you fell in love with this block. It is going to be stunning .... but then red is my fav colour, so I may be biased!! Thanks for the tutorial :)
Wow, this is just striking!!
Now that's what I'm talking about! That is stunning!
Catching up on my blogreading today: my, you've been a busy girl!
LOVE the stars in the barnraising setting and LOVE the red/white colour choise!! Bookmarked the posts (thanks for the tutorial) and added them in my yeswanttomake file. A truly gorgeous quilt!
This is going to be a stunning quilt -- can't wait to see it finished!
Hey.... good news. My Padres are heading up north next weekend. They've been easy pickings this year so the Ms have a good chance to pick up some Ws.
Your 2 color quilt blocks are stunning. I can't wait to see the finished top.
Patti, your blocks look fantastic!
19 other bloggers have gotten to you first, but I'll repeat -- this quilt is just stunning!
Oh, I love that! It looks wonderful!
Gorgeous!!
Wow are you quick. Those blocks look awesome! I haven't even 100% decided on my fabrics.
Ditto to all the above. i LOVE this quilt.
I'm very jealous, I haven't got my fabric yet for the 2-colour challenge, never mind made any blocks up yet!
I don't stop by often but when I do there is always something pretty to see adn this time your new Red/White quilt is STUNNING!!! It should be on a cover of a magazine this summer!!!
What a great way to use up your four year collection! It's hard for me to find "real" reds where I live. I think this is the perfect pattern for your special fabrics!!!
Love from Texas! ~bonnie
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