W.I.P. Wednesday - Good progress

For the past few weeks, I have been making good progress with my projects:
  1. Dancing Stars Quilt Along: I completed 4 blocks and 10 more are in progress. I am using quick strip paper piecing technique. I can quickly whip through the top and botton row of each block but the mid section just takes long. I hope I can keep my goal of making a lap size quilt. Will have to see how it goes in the coming months.

  2. Charity Wonky Log Cabin Block: I saw a post from fellow Boston Modern Quilt Guild member Stephanie, and I wanted to pitch in one or two blocks for a good cause too. So, here is my first completed Wonky log cabin block which I will be sending out soon.

  3. March Bootcamp Sunday Block: I finally got out of rut of not posting for my Boot Camp Sundays and posted a tutorial on Wonky Log Cabin. I really love making these blocks. I am forcing myself to limit to one block but I just had to make one for the charity above. Here is my block for this month which will be a pillow :-)(May be a baby quilt ;) ).
  4. Tumbling Blocks Quilt: I completed this quilt top last week but missed the deadline for WIP Wednesday. So, here is another look at it:

    So, that's what I have been working on lately. I am hoping that I can get back to my FMQ pile for rest of the week.

    Linking up to W.I.P. wednesday@ Freshly Pieced blog.


    Happy Quilting!
    Malini

Comments

  1. JenMarch 27, 2013 at 11:00 AM

    Lost of great progress! I can't wait to start seeing some awesome finishes from this great list.

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  2. Jenny SquawkMarch 27, 2013 at 4:34 PM

    Such a cute Wonky Log Cabin!

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  3. alidizaMarch 28, 2013 at 5:47 AM

    You've been busy:-) Always a treat to see all your fabulous projects!!!

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  4. The ThompsonsMarch 29, 2013 at 7:34 PM

    Cute Frogs on the Wonky log cabin and bootcamp blocks!

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