Hi Everyone,
I am now over at http://www.quiltytherapy.com. My blog, photos, and everything can be found there. Come on over.
Tisha
Hi Everyone,
I am now over at http://www.quiltytherapy.com. My blog, photos, and everything can be found there. Come on over.
Tisha
Yes, I am behind, but Week 3 will be out by this Friday. For these next two blocks, time to go into my stash of tools that are very rarely used. A couple of years ago I added the Tri-Recs tool to my arsenal. Challenge of two different triangles that work together. Last week my points were okay. After making this block, I know I have lots of work to do to match up points.
That was the easy part of the cutting. These tools, not so easy to cut around.
Took these pieces over to the machine and I thought it looked akward.
I felt better about them after pressing.
Let’s put these pieces together and see what we get.
Here is the completed and trimmed block.
Luckily, I chose the same fabrics for the Recs triangle and outer squares. Blends in very well together, can hide the terrible points. If it wasn’t for trimming, this block would not have matched up at all. The completed block was a pleasant surprise. I would like to try and make it in something else and see as a whole quilt.
Everyone is covered with snow. I was bored today at work and created this Treasury on Etsy.
http://www.etsy.com/treasury/4d2e360b99178eef8c32cb97/snow-baby-snow



For the first week I took the easy route for triangles. I chose the Pinwheel Block. I started with 5″ squares and drew the lines on them to sew.
I have tried this with other blocks but haven’t gotten around to actually sewing.
From there is was pretty easy. Cut and re-arrange the blocks. Don’t forget to press, it’s very easy to have lots of bulk in the corners.
After taking back to the machine and almost messing up the layout, I was able to get it finished. Maybe I shouldn’t be sewing at 1:30 a.m.
I could have done better lining up the center and points. Triangles weren’t so scary this way.
Here are some of the fabrics that you will see over the next few weeks.
These were finished in November for a show. Yes, two in a week was lots of work for me. I’ve been busy working on lots of other projects to get these out into the world.
This would be a great quilt for a nursery.
Yesterday during the last Sunday of regular season football I was able to get three quilts cut and ready to be pieced. Let’s hope I can get one finished this week and my 2011 project block.
A few months ago I wrote about the fabric that I picked up in NYC. Here is what was inspired.
Colors are black, white and green.
The backing fabric is from the fabric district in NYC. Saw it and fell in love. Designed the quilt while on the train to Coney Island on the 4th of July.
Here’s to hoping this new quilt finds a loving home.