Where do I start? I already shared my bearpaws last week... visit HERE if you missed it.
Here is the first 4 months of my modified Indian Hatchet. I love this quilt design with all the scrappy strips and the drama of the black and white. I must keep this one for myself! If a family member drools over it too, I will make another one. The columns are not sewn together. I want to decide the color placement after all the rows are made.
Next up is the Column Sampler. I wanted my quilt longer, so in January I added an extra 9" block. Now I'm compensating all my 6" block rows by making 13 blocks and adding 3" of spacer strips.
Here is the orange buzz saw blocks before they were sewn into a column.
and here are my columns (not sewn together)
I'm off to work on the orange crayon row, plus I've added another project to my rainbow challenge this year .... churn dashes. They're so adorable and always calling to me.
In the meantime, I'm linking up with Angela at Soscrappy. Visit there to see all the rainbow encouragement you can handle. And on Sunday, I'll join the scrap party with Cynthia for Oh Scrap.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
You've got so many blocks made already this month that it makes my mind boggle! I've never seen the hatchet block before, but it's certainly an impressive way of using small strips.
ReplyDeleteI feel like you will have a finished quilt at the end. Envious! LeeAnna
ReplyDeleteI love the way you put the hatchet blocks together. This will be a great quilt. Great progress on the column quilt.
ReplyDeleteOMG, your modified Indian Hatchet is stunning. Really, it's dramatic and lovely and all the other wonderful adjectives! I love watching its progress. Your scrappy sampler is to die for too - such great projects!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous blocks! Love seeing them all together. Cool to see the EQ layout of the column quilt. I'm adding a skinny spacer between the butterflies and twirl block.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all the blocks for the modified Indian Hatchet quilt together. This is another block I have to consider for using all those narrow colorful strips I am saving. Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning blocks! Love, love, love the Modified Indian Hatchet! They look awesome together.
ReplyDeleteLOTS of great progress on your RSC project. I am LOVING that secondary design popping out on your Indian Hatchet quilt!!
ReplyDeleteThe Indian hatchet is great and a terrific use of scraps. It will really be something when you can put all the rows together!
ReplyDeleteI love the modified Indian Hatchet blocks, too! Everytime you add a color, it gets better and better!
ReplyDeleteDon't blame you for keeping the modified Indian Hatchet block. I think this goes on my To Do List.
ReplyDeleteI always love seeing your RSC block's. You chose some great ones to work on. So glad you shared them with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteEverything is coming along very nicely! What a great week of work.
ReplyDeleteExcellent idea. Looking good : )
ReplyDeleteYour quilty projects are all so beautiful!
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