So I have finally finished up all the blocks for a Memory Quilt I am working on(another persons memories, not mine). These blocks have definitely been a trial for me. Lots of different fabrics…fleece, denim, cotton, lycra! And with necklines and legs some needs some serious piecing to get into block formation. I had to teach those baby clothes a lesson, haha. They do look pretty cute though:) I hope the mom is going to be happy with them.
These little cherries are just too cute!
Tricky little arm…
My next project is a Chevron quilt! This one has been on my to do list forever. I am using a tutorial by Kelly@MyQuiltInfatuation. Thanks Kelly for doing all the calculating for me:) I am sticking to my “use my stash” promise and have cracked into a big ol’ bundle of Fandango that I just had to have and now am not even sure I like any more…I waited a too long, tragic! I am using it anyway. I’m sure the love will return, it is fabric and I do love the teal/orange combo. So far I have all my squares cut out and will get to making the HST’s tonight.
On a super exciting note…a local quilt shop(Sew Refreshing) is having Jenny Doan from Missouri Star Quilt Co. come and speak/demo! I have got my ticket and can’t wait to meet her. Will share pics for sure:)
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A good argument against hoarding! I’m sure it’ll be lovely though.
Memory quilt is looking great. I put mine on hold to do a couple quick Halloween projects. I expect to get back on it this next weekend. Fingers crossed. (things pop up lol) I love the colors picked for your chevron quilt keep us posted!! You may meet Jenny!! How cool is that?!! I’m soo jealous.
I can see how the memory quilts can be a bear to work with, but you do a wonderful job with them. Because they are so sentimental, I have a feeling that short of destroying the clothes, any proud mama is glad to get these quilts.
And, I hope you fall back in love with those fabrics!
I love that memory quilt, I can see that was a lot of work. I think the Fandango is going to make a very pretty chevron. I love those colors. Can’t wait to meet Jenny on Wednesday!!!
Me too! Thanks Jennifer:)
Actually me and Jenny are doing lunch!! … Just kidding I had to skip lunch to buy the ticket :) can’t wait! And those little clothes are adorbs
aw! that is a precious little memory quilt. those cherries are just precious. I’ll bet the Fandango love returns once it’s all into a quilt. Have fun with the chevron!
:) Kelly
Very nice! I don’t think I would ever be brave enough to deal with that many different types of fabrics. :)
The memory quilt looks amazing – I can only imagine how difficult it was to make those blocks! I am imagining all those arm holes and necklines!!! I do like the Fandango colour combo – am looking forward to seeing your chevrons, don’tcha just looove starting a new project?!!
This looks like a really cute memory quilt. A great way to save memories of such a wonderful time.
Looks fabulous Paula. I am sure they will be delighted to receive it!!
OMG Paula, you did a fantastic job on those baby clothes! I can’t believe you managed to get the waistband of a pair of jeans on there :0 And a cardigan. And a bathing suit!!! Crazy woman!!