Sometimes you just gotta take a break from the things that HAVE to be done to do something JUST FOR FUN.  
[Seems like I'm doing that all the time...  Maybe I have a problem with anything called W-O-R-K?  Hmmm.  Something to ponder.]
  Anyways, I've been on the computer non-stop the last little while; emailing, editing, formatting.  So, I needed a little break.
This one wasn't even on my radar, but I'm just about finished with it.  Just a couple of borders and I should be able to check another one off my list.
Now, don't worry, I didn't whip up all these blocks in one day.  I actually got the blocks from my local quilt guild last year through a block exchange I was involved in.  They've been sitting in a box until last Saturday, where I decided I needed something mindless to do.  I spent a few hours on Saturday trimming them all down to 5" squares.  
And, little by little, I've been sewing the rows together.  A couple rows in the morning, a row or two in the afternoon and maybe a row at night.  Last night I finished this much.
It's been a while since I put something "on point" but I am really glad I chose to on this one.  It was super easy.  I just added on one more 5" beige square to the end of each diagonal row and trimmed them all down at the end, leaving a 1/4" seam allowance beyond each point.   
Scrappy...old-fashioned...using up fabric (the beige stuff) from my stash...  finishing up old projects...  It's what a girl needs sometimes.
What about you?  Finishing up any old WIPs today?
Good luck!

 
great looking quilt. I will add this to my list of to do's with scraps. I have too many WIPs to start anything new just yet.
ReplyDeleteHard to believe that great looking quilt was carefully planned from the get-go.... love how it's turned out!
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice! On point is perfect for this.
ReplyDeleteOh that just beckons a good book and cushy corner chair! I have a few WIP's but they will have to wait until after girls camp. Five more weeks but whose counting whew!
ReplyDeleteAmber, you're amazing. This is a darling quilt and I love that it's on point.
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