Did you see my Island Batik Log Cabin post yesterday?
You can read about this quilt HERE. And, if you haven’t entered a comment, there is also a chance to win a give-away from me.
Island Batik Log Cabin Blog Hop
The 2nd week of the blog hop is in full swing …
Janet used the same fabric as me and has posted her quilt on Facebook …
Be sure to visit the following blogs to see their log cabin creations!
Tuesday, February 18
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Wednesday, February 19
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Thursday, February 20
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Sew … what’s happening in my Studio?
Design Wall
Piecing:
Circles quilt is a flimsy and just needs borders.
Frolic: All of the main blocks and setting triangles are done. Sashing is being sewn on. I still need to make the corner blocks.
“Dust off your book”: It’s a work in progress and I can’t show you until the blog hop … hosted by Bea Lea @ Beaquilter.
Quilting:
52 blocks in 52 weeks: It’s sitting on the machine. The bobbins are full. The machine is threaded, but no quilting has started.
TO DO
I’m linking up to Roseanne & Sue’s “TO DO” Tuesday. Their blog is “Home Sewn by Us.”
Last week’s list:
I did finish my Island Batik Log Cabin … it was my priority … I’m sew glad it’s finished! Deadlines help!
- Finish quilting Island Batik Log Cabin. √ done
- Bind Island Batik Log Cabin. √ done
- Take photos of Island Batik Log Cabin. √ done
- Finish clipping Rag Log Cabin √ done
- Finish all the “Frolic” blocks partially done … still need to make the corner blocks
- Work on Summer Solstice: 1/2 hour / day xxx not done
This week’s list:
- Finish Frolic blocks
- Borders on “Circles”
- Finish “Dust off your book”
Stash Report
Rag Log Cabin used 16 yards of fabric. The only fabric I bought this week was organza and it’s already been used in an embroidery project – that I’ll show later. It was a ½ yard piece and I have never bought organza before in my life! I even debated whether or not to count it. But I did.
- Fabric Used this week 16 yards
- Fabric Used this year: 39.25 yards
- Fabric Bought this week: 0.5 yards
- Fabric Added this year: 0
- Net Fabric used 38.75
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- Husband’s Purchases 0
Stitchin’ Time
I’m aiming for at least 15 minutes / day.
- 15 minute days: January 31 / 31
- 15 min days/ Feb = 15 / 16
- Total days in 2020: 46 / 47
- Total 39/40 days = 98%
For more Stitchin’ Time, you can check out Kate’s blog: Life in Pieces
One UFO finish! YAY!!
One new start. (Dust off your book)
One who sleeps under a quilt is covered by LOVE!
Happy Quilting!
Gail
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Linking to:
- Tish @ Tish’s Adventures in Wonderland
- Sunday Stash @ quiltpaintcreate
- Oh Scrap @ Quilting is More Fun than Housework
- What I Made Monday @ Pretty Piney Quilts
- Monday Making @ Love, Laugh, Quilt
- Design Wall Monday @ Small Quilts and Doll Quilts
- To-Do Tuesday @ Home Sewn By Us
- Colour Inspiration Tuesday @ Clever Chameleon Quilting
That picture is so neat! If you only see the bottom, it looks like the quilt is in the water! I love the quilt!
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Thanks, Shirley!
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The circle quilt is interesting. There’s space for some creative quilting around the circles.
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Hi Donna,
The quilting should be fun!!
Happy Quilting! 🙂
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Love the blue So pretty
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Thanks, Brenda!
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Oh my gosh — your log cabin quilt is beautiful, and that photo is just breathtaking!
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Thanks, Rebecca!
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Hi Gail! Look at all of those dones. You had a fabulous week. I am intrigued by the circle quilt – and you’ve got it all together except for borders?! I don’t think that’s a UFO though, but nevertheless, I cannot wait to see it all complete. Good luck this week and thanks for linking up. ~smile~ Roseanne
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Hi Roseanne,
You’re correct, the circle quilt is not a UFO, it’s a 2020 start … so it MUST be finished this year so that it doesn’t become a UFO!!
Thanks for hosting “To Do.”
Happy Quilting! 🙂
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Beautiful quilt!
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Love that log cabin quilt, It’s so beautiful, and I love all the blues especially around here I have been using greens because they are his favorite color ( mine is Blue) your quilt just made me want to reach out and wrap myself in it!
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Thanks, Liz!
I put a flannel on the back, so it’s very cozy!
Happy Quilting! 🙂
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