I have decided to join a couple of blog challenges. One is the 2016 Finish-A-Long challenge. Similar to many quilters, I have quite a few quilts in various stages of completion. I have some cut, some pieced, some needing backing, some ready to quilt, and lastly, some needing binding.
So I have chosen 4 projects for the first quarter of the 2016 Finish-A-Long.
The first quilt is a quilt I started many many years ago. I took a class with Beth Helfter of EvaPaige Quilt Designs using her pattern Syncopated Ribbons
. I’m making this for my husband. He restores vintage Rupp snowmobiles. So I chose fabrics based on the colors of his snowmobiles and ones with snowflakes on them.
I had a bunch of flannel plaids I pieced together using the Turning Twenty pattern (affiliate link). This will be the backing.
But I couldn’t decide how to quilt it, so there it sat. Now I need to choose a quilting design and get it finished. I always come up with too many ideas that I can’t decide. This will make me decide.
These are two mini quilts that need quilting. I copied these from Leslie Muir-Volpe. She teaches mini quilting in Maine.
Lastly, I have a jelly roll quilt which I wanted to give a bit more too. I had a matching charm pack. I made half square triangle blocks to go around the border. Of course there is not enough to go all around the entire border. I will need to come up with a design to incorporate them. This is why it is not done.
Here it is along with a few choices for border fabrics.
I’m looking forward to getting these done! Wish me luck!
C
Good luck!! Thank you for participating in the FAL, on behalf of the 2016 global FAL hosts!