The UFO Challenge number for February was 12, which is my Farmers Wife Quilt. I worked on it a bit last year, but still was only around halfway finished with the blocks. When I first saw this number announced I felt like no way could I finish this in a month. Then I started thinking that I managed to finish a quilt with 110 trees, then made 120 blocks for my Colorado Memories quilt. Surely I can finish 55 blocks for this quilt in a month.
Plus, my Island Batik Challenge is already finished for this month, so what else do I have to do?One wrinkle in my plan is that I have misplaced the CD with the templates for the blocks. No worries, I just sat down with EQ8 and drafted out the blocks that I need them for. Like this beauty! I haven't done Y-seams in a while, so it's good to sharpen up those skills!
I was surprised at how well this came out with those odd shaped pieces!
Love this one!
Cutting the squares for this one was tricky, but it also came together well. I counted out how many blocks I had left to make at the end of the day, and it's 43. If I make 4 a day all the blocks will be done, and I'll have two weeks to put the top together and bind. I think I can do it! At least if I can get the top done it will be a big win, and I'll be happy with my progress. Let's see if I can move this project out of the bin and into a quilt.
2 comments:
Pretty blocks.
You can do it, Pamela!!!!
It's going to be a pretty quilt!
Happy Quilting! :-)
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