A long time ago, back in 2006, I made this quilt for the Hoffman Challenge.
Wow. That WAS a long time ago! (The picture was taken at BOTV in April 2007.)
I didn't know how large a quilt I wanted to make, I just started cutting bias strips and went with it. Like most of my projects, I over cut. I put the leftovers into a nice little box and put them away to "make something else someday." Here was that box in 2009:
By that time, the green fabric with the swirls had been added, with the thought of turning those bias squares into stars and maybe a baby quilt.
And time passed by.
While watching the World Cup, I thought it would be a great idea to finish cutting those strips, piecing those squares, and putting the quilt top together.
I even got so far as to decide that the green didn't really work, and maybe I should go with purple.
And then it happened.
Today, as I cleared a spot to reach my suitcase (it was still full of fabric from Asilomar), I uncovered more strips. I must have set them aside when I was pressing, then put something on top of them.
oops. I found enough to make at least another 10 blocks. groan.
Odds are that this will all go back into the box and remain unfinished for longer. grrrr. I REALLY need to get organized!
Hope you're making better progress than I am. Happy Quilting!
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
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4 comments:
Too funny! (At least for us readers - maybe not for you.)
The good news is that the colors are beautiful.
It is beautiful and at least you started something with your leftovers-you could ignore your second find:)
Love the quilt, it will be beautiful when finished :)
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