Wednesday, March 14, 2012

WIP Wednesday

Still haven't had as much time to sew as I would like, but I have made some progress on the Plus Quilt. It has 17 rows of total. I've sewn up 8 rows so far, so that's about half way.

Some of the time I could have been sewing, I was instead cutting out pieces for 2 more quilts! This is a stack of Delilah by Tanya Whelan that I'll be making into a baby quilt, I've actually started to sew these together, I just don't have an updated picture to show.

And this is a stack of Central Park by Kate Spain. I'm making myself a quilt out of this. Specifically, one similar to this one as seen on The Elven Garden blog. I think it is just gorgeous. Mine will be similar, but I won't be using the animal prints. I have my pieces cut, just haven't started it yet.

Linking up with WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced
WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced

7 comments:

  1. The plus quilt is looking fantastic so far!

    I'm a new convert to Kate Spain's fabric - the Central Park looks gorgeous. And it's important to have a quilt just for you!

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  2. Love the colors in the plus quilt. Yellow, black and white is pretty popular this week.

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  3. I'm really falling in love with the combination of grey and yellow. Your Central Park pieces are so happy and colorful! I can't wait to see how they turn out. Thanks for sharing!

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  4. I saw your Plus Quilt in the line-up at WIP Wednesday and thought it was lovely. A friend of mine made hers in orange, pink, and purple, and it turned out just as spectacular as yours!

    Beautiful work!

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  5. Great job on your plus quilt! That is going to be amazing! You are brave cutting into your Central Park... mine is still in it's wrapper. I am afraid to commit to a pattern, I love too many of them.

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  6. Love your Plus Quilt and I am guilty too of cutting into something when I should instead be working on completing something instead :)

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  7. Your plus quilt looks good! I finished a plus quilt top recently and it's aqua, yellow, green and grey. It was fun choosing colors.

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