Briar Rose QCR quilt |
Flannel Backing for Briar Rose QCR quilt |
Fabric Stash Curtains Open |
Protecting my stash from light |
Finished binding Row Robin |
Cradle Bumper finished |
Linking up to WIP Wednesday with Lee at Freshly Pieced. She's straight line stitching an adorable baby chevron, check it out. My list has some roll overs and some new adventures since my last link up mid-June:
Finished:
Cradle bumper
Fabric stash curtain panels
Row Robin quilt
Progress:
Briar Rose QCR quilt (new & top done, binding & backing chosen)
Cradle Quilt (top done, binding chosen)
Cradle Sheet (needs elastic)
Rip Curl Backing
August charity Fairies quilt (binding cut)
Still To Do:
SBAMQG Negative Space secret swap
Two fabric basket covers (1 lining done)
baby shower bunting and runner
moby style wrap
moby style wrap
2 bee blocks (paper pieced f+f2 July)
21st Bday Quilts (x3!)
more curtain panels (yawn)
Taffy in Bike
21st Bday Quilts (x3!)
more curtain panels (yawn)
Taffy in Bike
sandwich, quilt and bind Fruit Salad
X-Plus quilt
Sparkle Punch
any Zakka 2.0 Patchwork Please SAL
Sewing Room ReDo - tackle notions!
X-Plus quilt
Sparkle Punch
any Zakka 2.0 Patchwork Please SAL
Sewing Room ReDo - tackle notions!
Love those Briar Rose colors! I am not at all good about naming things- my current project is "Matt's college quilt" which is ummm not the least bit creative.
ReplyDeleteOooh, love that Briar Rose top! Jenny's QCR is the bomb! Thanks for linking up. : )
ReplyDeleteYour briar rose top is beautiful! Have you heard that the NYC MOD quilt guild is having a modern double wedding ring challenge? I've had curves + DWRs on the mind lately and that's the first thing I thought of when I saw this ;)
ReplyDeleteDetails here if you're curious: http://nycmetromodquilters.blogspot.com/2013/07/nyc-mod-double-wedding-ring-challenge.html
Oh that Briar Rose top is just wonderful with that pattern! Congratulations on a winner!!! I am loving your stash too!
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How can you name that quilt anything but "Ring around the rosies"? ;)
ReplyDeleteYou're being all uber productive again, Karen. Can I have some of that energy?!?
Your fabric stash is impressive :-). I love the briar rose quilt - so lucky you have the fabric, I paid for mine and I am just waiting. I also love your binding selection for the row robin quilt. Great job - well done!!
ReplyDeleteFor a name - strawberry fields or strawberry picking?
DeleteOoo! That Briar Rose top looks incredible!! I would panic with all of those curves.
ReplyDeleteI love that you covered your fabric stash! I honestly didn't even think about that. Maybe in the next place I will be able to. I also love what you have done with the curve ruler! I have yet to try that, but you make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteOh, I really like Ring Around the Roses, too!
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric stash!! Such a pretty quilt. I think I definitely have to get some Briar Rose.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! All that fabric! I'm drooling! I have no suggestions for a quilt name, but those curves are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove the orange and pink color combo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always. Question about your fabric storing techniques: do you put your fabric on boards before putting them on the shelves? I'm trying to figure out the best way to store and display my stash and yours looks so organized and inspirational!
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