finished up:
New tutorial for Moda Bake Shop - the Mod Nine Patch quilt
still going:
Sewing Summit samples - I've got all of my samples made now for the class I'll be teaching with Lee, just need to quilt and bind them. I'm going to keep the big reveal of how they've turned out under wraps until after Sewing Summit, but here's a peek at my personal favorite...
Space Dust quilt - I managed to finally decide on a color scheme for this quilt, and pulled some fabrics for it. As soon as I finish up my Sewing Summit samples this week, this is going to be my other go-to project.
just couldn't help myself:
Washi tunic - Yes, I totally drank the Kool-Aid, and spent the other night cutting out pattern pieces for a Washi tunic. I picked up some yardage of one of my favorite Chicopee prints, the Red Dotted Leaf print, and a bit of muslin to practice on, since I've never actually done any garment sewing. Unless you count the super simple pajama pants I made for my husband and my munchkin last Christmas, which I don't. ;)
What are you working on this week? Write it up and share it at Lee's WiP Wednesday linky and pop over to a couple of blogs to see what everyone else is up to!
I'm going to attempt to make a patchwork weekender bag this weekend for sewing summit!! I'm also drinking far too much of the kool aid!
ReplyDeleteYou are busy, Elizabeth! It is hard not to start new projects. There are so many beautiful things to create. The Mod Nine quilt looks great!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are so productive! I love all the fabric choices for your washi tunic and sidekick tote :)
ReplyDeleteI just finished a quilt top and I'm going to be quilting another quilt top I did a few months ago (that should have been DONE then too).
ReplyDeleteLove the star that's your personal favorite ~ wish I was going to Sewing Summit ~ it sounds like so much fun. I'll be going to Sisters, Oregon to take a workshop with Gwen Marston and Sue Sparo next month and couldn't do both. Darn. Maybe next year!
Your sewing summit sample looks awesome. Wish I'd be there to see it in person. Have fun garment sewing. That chicopee print will look great as a tunic.
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to see how your tunic turns out!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to avoid the Washi kool-aid! I have so much to sew before Summit.
ReplyDeleteI feel myself giving in, though.
You need to make yourself a pitcher of Kool-aid so you can drink the real stuff while you Washi it up. Good luck getting everything ready for Sewing Summit! Also, what is this space dust quilt you speak of?
ReplyDeletecheers!
-k
I just pulled a stack of orange, teal and soft brown also for my bee blocks. Great minds think alike!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your Washi!
ReplyDeleteLove the look of your class sample, looking forward to seeing you all dressed up at SS!
ReplyDeleteStunning!!!!! I love your Mod Nine Patch...I want one!!!! And your sample looks very interesting too.
ReplyDeleteHow fun - hope you guys have a great time! Are you going to QuiltCon too? I just heard about sewing summit too late to sign up so I'll have to catch that one next year. But I am going to TX in Feb. Whoo hoo! I just love all the modern quilting!!
ReplyDeleteI love love your Bakeshop Recipe! Pinned it!
ReplyDeleteGreat stack for your space dust quilt. What is the top print. It looks super cute!
ReplyDeleteLove that sample you stitched up for your class! I look forward to seeing your sidekick tote!
ReplyDeleteAhhh...the Summit samples look so scrumptious...even with just the peek!!!
ReplyDeleteStop drinking the Koolaid for goodness sakes and get focused!
Looks like you've got more than enough to keep you going for the next two weeks!
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