I have a lot of things started and some of them progressing, some of them are just sitting pretty on my to do pile. I will say with my goals from this month, I am procrastinating but in a good way. I have been working on other WiPs on the list due later in the year…oops.
Tapa Star Block Patterns – I have made up at least 1/2 of the second block and expect to have it finished this week. Fabrics are Carolyn Friedlander Architextures and Robert Kaufman Kona’s (Wasabi, Chartreuse, Bonsai, and Clover). Due date for pattern: February
Hexagon Quilt: I managed to spend some time on this lap quilt, this week while travelling to Ikea and stuck in bed. I have slowly made progress – each row now has about 60 hexagons and all hexagons are unique fabric prints (except for the grey). Due Date: December
Kowhai paper piecing block: I am testing a block for Juliet @ Tartan Kiwi. Fabric chosen and sewing has begun. This should also be finished this week. Extra activity
So, the stuff I am supposed to be working on, looks like this:
Riley Blake Challenge: No progress
Stash Bee Block: Fabrics Chosen, tutorial printed and read.
Scrap-bee-licious Blocks: Not started
Book Review Tuesday: Book decided and fabrics selected for the project. Guest host for February lined up.
That’s the bits and bobs of this week. Linking up with Lee @ Freshly Pieced for WiP Wednesday.
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Hey girl, that’s YOUR list, don’t let it boss you around! If something’s screaming your name, just make it! If you haven’t started something, it’s for a reason… The new thing’s more FUN.
I know but is it not frustrating when you know you have to finish a couple of things and those are the ones you least want to work on 🙂 It’s not a big deal for now until I am out of bed which I am hoping towards the end of the week.
Get well soon! Love what I’m seeing so far, so looking forward to the rest of it.
I love your 2 WIPS on here. Gorgeous, vibrant colours both of them. Good luck with all the projects on the go!
Thank you…I love the new Kona fabrics so that helps out a lot with the vibrancy of those stars 🙂
Oh my gosh, architexture and those solids are working so amazingly well together in your first quilt! I love it!
Thank you. I love the colors they are popping and complement the architextures well, I think 🙂 Thanks for stopping by.
Those Tapa Star block patterns are amazing!
How do you do it, Michelle?!? I’m impressed that you get so much done.
And wow – those hexagons look fantastic! How big will the quilt be?
Aw, Thank you. I think the same thing about you.The hexagon quilt will be a lap quilt so still a fair bit to go. The hexies are 1 inch so this is my travel/in front of the tv quilt which I just plug away at 🙂
Now I just have to get that Riley Blake quilt done …there’s always something right 🙂
Love love love the green block.
Thank you!! They are taking a little longer than expected to finish but then it is not surprising….I still am not really at the sewing machine. Maybe this weekend!!
Oooh! That half-block is just awesome!
The hexagon quilt is my favourite!!!!
Those star blocks are gorgeous! I love the lemon and lime theme too 🙂 Avis x
I have an EPP hexagon quilt wip too, and have not even bothered to give it an end date!!
Sorry for being a bad influence and distracting you from projects that you should be doing 😉 Love the fabrics that you’ve chosen for the kowhai.
Your Tapa star is gorgeous! Love those colors together.
I like the list. Some on their way, some not. It’s looking good.