{Post 1,429} More Piecing

This AM I sewed the last few rows of the Chevron Quilt together and also pieced 12 more I Spy leader/ender blocks to finish a small quilt top.

My daughter, Susie, is coming to spend a day or so with us, so I want to be free to enjoy her visit.

At some point soon, I'll trim and add borders to the Chevron Quilt.  

The top and bottom row of blocks are not sewn on...I just wanted to spread out the reds in these blocks before I sew them together.

{Post 1,428} Nearly Finished Chevron

I am so close to finishing the center of this.  I've sewn quite a bit today including the secret machine quilting project, so I'm going to call it a night.

Here it is so far...

{Post 1,426} Safari, So Goodie

My progress on the Chevron Quilt so far.  Will sew a little more tonight, but it's time to wind down.

Do YOU have a favorite jelly roll pattern??

{Post 1,424} Ready to Sew Rows

Quilt top, unite!!  I am ready to sew the rows together..  This is a little more time-consuming because it's on point, but it shouldn't take long.  I will finish this and put borders on it before I start something new.  At least I think I will!

{Post 1,423} ...and 45 Minutes Later!

Each block is 4-1/2" square unfinished.  Running to the post office and the planet of fitness.  Will sew a few more strip sets when I return and see if I can get this into a top today.

{Post 1,422} Stop Me Now!

Heaven help me--I have started another new project!  I think I need to go back to the beginning of this train wreck and start finishing my UFOs.  

When I went to the discount fabric store on Tuesday, I had in mind getting a natural-colored muslin for a shirt disappearing hourglass quilt.  I got 10 yards for $2.10 a yard.  Score!  The good thing is that the warehouse sells bolts at inexpensive prices.  The bad thing is that they don't cut any fabric...one has to buy the whole bolt.  They had some clearanced muslin at $1.65 a yard, but it was a 20-yard bolt.  Yea, yea--I know I'd use it eventually, but...

While I was there, I saw this jelly roll for <$10.  It was colors I don't usually work with, so I thought, "That would be fun!"  When I opened the jelly roll (which I had not closely inspected at the warehouse), I saw that all the creams were one color, and the others were not varied.  All the greens were the same print, and the blues were just 3 prints.  That sent me on a search.  Here is what I'm going to make with them...

I found this easy chevron-from-jelly-rolls quilt.  It will be bright and cute, and allow me to use up all these fabrics instead of having them languishing in my stash (not like that's ever happened around here).

There is no baby sitting in my life for the next 4 days, so I'm going to sew, Sew, SEW!!!!  When I'm not doing things with my son and husband, of course.  ;)

My husband works out of our house all day tomorrow, so I just need to keep Isaac busy.