Last week when I was in a state of "can't believe this is happening to me" about my blog not working, I decided that instead of doing what I should have been doing . . .
- Quilting the last two quilts for the book
- Binding the 12 remaining quilts for the book
- Making three quilts for teachers from Chad's senior year of HS that have been promised
- Binding the 2 quilts going to EQ
- Quilting the customer quilts that have begun to arrive since my almost one year break
- General housekeeping chores
- Yard that is in desperate need of attention

I've been wanting to do Tonya's "X's and O's" project. I

Now I'm thinking . . I might like this quilt on my bed but not in red. So why did I make all these red four patch chain blocks? One reason is I didn't have a clue what I was going to do with them when I started. Note to Self: Think Ahead. Another reason is that there is not enough purple and lime green in my stash. Note to Self: Go Shopping on September 1!
So, what's a quilter to do? I think I'll make the Red X's and O's quilt, make 4 more blocks, make the other quilt too. I'll give the other one to the teacher, give Vince the X's and O's quilt for a throw. If I love it, maybe I'll make a purple and lime green one but by then, I'll probably be off chasing another idea.
Judy L.
13 comments:
I can't keep up with you, Judy! Your mind goes faster and creates and designs more quilts in one night than I do in a year!
I love the scrappy red blocks. And the stash setting you came up with! You go, girlfriend!
((HUGS))
That's a lot on your plate.*whew* Love the reds.
Love those red blocks. My son just asked for a quilt this morning- that may be just the ticket. 9" blocks you say? Hmmmmmmm I have not yet been seduced by the x's and o'x --not YET, anyway.
So, do you think you can fit anything else into your schedule? I like all your ideas. One of these days, I'm going to sit down and learn EQ-so far Mike has been the one to use it at all.
The X&0 quilt will make a great throw. I read on Tonya's blog today that we don't HAVE to make big quilts. I like that idea too.
isn't it wonderful to distract oneself with even more new projects :-)
They're both great ideas! I especially like the second one - it combines the old and the new, so to say. EQ looks like a lot of fun. Another temptation!
You are one super creative woman and one with a load of projects on her plate. I'm not a fan of red so I would make either of those quilts in other colors.
well, those X's and O's ideas are certainly catching on...good playing Judy!
I like the red quilt :)
Is this our next hour a day quilt? This one looks interesting. Like Vicky, I am having a hard time keeping up with you!
I know all about doing fun things instead of all the supposed-to-do's... I'm moving and I still don't think my list of to-do's is as long as yours!
Looks like a great way to play with the X and O blocks. Would love to see that in the purple and lime green! Woohoo!
I'm thinking the 2 quilts you posted are done with EQ, is it worth it to buy? Because I've been thinking about buying it once I have the money.
It tells you all the fabric you need right?
those are great!!
I really like what you did with the x's and o's!a
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