You would think after making 69 blocks, 14 to go would be nothin. But crazy as it is, these were my hardest to find motivation to do. I have a few other quilts in the works, and it was all I could do to not break them out and work on them. But I knew if I stopped, I wouldn't finish this one for a long time. Don't get me wrong, I love making these, but here at the end I lost a bit of steam. My rule was good for me, and forced me to finish! Now I am SO glad I did.
Block 92 - Streak of Lightning
Block 81 - SnowballBlock 101 - Wedding Ring
Block 90 - Storm Signal
Block 72 - Railroad
Block 84 - Spool
Block 86 - Squash BlossomBlock 93 - Swallow
Block 108 - Windmill (love me a good polka dot)
Block 46 - Hill & Valley (switched this one around a little)
Block 85 - Square Dance
Block 68 - Postage Stamp (there's just something I love about these adorable 1" squares)
Block 103 - Whirlwind
And last but not least: (drumroll please.....)Block 87 - Star Gardener
What a fun project this has been. You really should consider giving it a go if you like scrappy projects. And other exciting news: I finally made myself a design wall of sorts. Not the highest-tech thing, but it was fast and cheap - 2 necessary things in my life.
Nothing more than a $3 picnic tablecoth from Walmart thumb-tacked into the wall (back side out), but the blocks stick, and now the kids aren't gonna be walking all over them during the next few weeks as I try to get them all sewn together. Which is what I'm doing now.
Cutting. Sashing. Strips.
All 198 of them.

198?! Way to go =) It's gonna be one awesome quilt!
ReplyDeleteHaha, yes - 198. But they went pretty fast, since I stacked them 4 deep, and did 8 strips at a time.
DeleteWaiting to see it finished¡¡¡
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