Finally, some stash has been busted of more than a yard at a time! According to EQ – 9 yards cut up for the Madison Square Garden quilt. I will be sewing on that one some more today and hopefully have all the blocks done to layout by the end of the day.
So 9 yards used this week; total busted 15.5.
I was doing a bit of playing in EQ between putting the sewing room back in order after the painters. Here’s one design I’ve been toying with — looks like painted wall tiles to me.
Would I want to piece those blocks – maybe, maybe not. LOL But not everything I draw actually ends up being made anyway. It’s fun to play with different looks and see what emerges as they are turned or combined with other blocks.
That darn Easter Bunny forgot to drop off my easter basket last night — or maybe he saw I was still awake. I couldn’t sleep last night so about 2 a.m. you would have found me in my kitchen making bread. So I had fresh bread for breakfast this morning and then made some bars. Got quite a bit of knitting done too – the 2nd Simple Skyp sock I have made it to the heel flap. This sock is not hard at all but it seems to take a long time to make progress on it — but I think that’s mostly because I started the second right after the first, rather than moving on to some other sock instead.
Now to some sewing!
This is a beautiful quilt! I love the design. It looks fresh and ‘springy’. I would like to make this quilt for my bed.
Lynnita
That’s a really pretty quilt! I don’t usually go for a lot of yellow, but yours is really nice!
Blocks don’t look too difficult…but all that aplique in the borders would do me in. Very cool pattern. I really need to play with EQ7
They may no be difficult per se but I don’t like bothering with Y seams and there are a lot of those.
can I get this pattern!Please!!!!PLease, please, please!!!!I love it and It is exactly what I have been looking for colors and all for my living room. please!!!!
There is no pattern for that quilt – I was just playing in EQ which means blocks are not necessarily pieceable sizes.
Just beautiful! What a great touch of Spring. Thank you for sharing.
i am trying the simple skyp sock pattern too. I really like it. I am about at the same place you are on sock number 2. I found the pattern knitted up tighter then I ike my socks so I had to rip out the first one and make it a larger size then normal. It will still be snug which is how I like them to be.
I really like this pattern — but, I actually don’t know if I followed the needle size, etc. suggested in the pattern. I know what size needle I like depending on how many stitches are cast on to get the amount of ease/stretch I like in my socks or sometime add an extra repeat of the stitch pattern.
I really like this pattern.Hope it is going to be available for sale
No I don’t think it will be.