This week I used three and a half yards to make this commissioned quilt. I counted back through, and I think it’s the thirteenth one I’ve made, not counting some spin-offs in other sizes and colors.
Yay! I finally finished Charlotte Hawkes’ 2020 mystery quilt! (I can’t find a link to the directions for this; Charlotte opened a new website and I don’t see it there.)
I pieced it January-April of last year, then put off quilting it for any reason I could find. The start of this year’s mystery (“Scrappy 4 Patch Stars“) finally prompted me to finish the old one.
At 84″ square, it just seemed so big. And the center really was a little tricky to reach on my Bernina 440QE. Once I had that done, the rest wasn’t bad.
It did use a lot of scraps. The only thing I purchased was the brown outer border fabric, and the feather fabric for the backing.
I’ll probably donate this eventually. Now on to the next one!
I’m having lots of trouble getting organized and setting goals for the new year, but I can wrap up the old one.
Looks like I completed thirty-six projects this past year, not exactly in this order, but close.
Lots of sloths, rainbows, and Star Wars. Twelve of these sold in my Etsy shop. One quilt and all the loose blocks were donated. And the iconic 2020 masks.
All of this used 136.75 yards of fabric, only 103 yards of which I bought new. I still have a lot of fabric left in my Stash, but it’s mostly smaller cuts, so I have to buy for borders and backs. And just for fun!