Category Archives: Blog
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UFO 6-Keeping Even
Posted on July 1, 2018 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Electric QuiltIn last month’s blog, Angie linked a photo of a finished project in her comment. The photo was so small it was hard to see the details. I thought I would include it this month for two reasons. First, so you could have a better look. Second, it is perfect for this month because it is […]
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UFO 6-More Stuff
Posted on June 1, 2018 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Circles, Electric QuiltWhen I started this UFO challenge, I thought I would whip through all of my unfinished projects and empty one crate after another, lickety-split! Yes, I am getting UFOs done, but very slowly. It feels like I am swimming through mud. At least half of the circles and diamonds are finished on the Floral Alphabet Quilt. […]
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UFO 5-Finished Quilts
Posted on May 1, 2018 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Circles, Electric QuiltHopefully, everyone is notified this month! Keeping my fingers crossed. For some unexplained reason, the notification app failed for the last two months, so I switched to a new app. If you are visiting here for the first time, please sign up in the sidebar to be notified when a new blog is posted. You will not be inundated, […]
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UFO 4-Plethora of Circles
Posted on April 1, 2018 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Circles, Electric QuiltFirst I want to share January and February blocks from Sharon K. Didn’t she do a great job? Very pleased to see my designs grow in someone else’s garden! At least I have two names in the hat for the UFO drawing at the end of the year. Remember I said I was going to […]
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UFO 3-Julie’s Fabrics
Posted on March 1, 2018 by bdieges in Blog, Electric Quilt, Half Square Triangles, Machine PiecingMary H. is keeping up with the UFO Challenge and here is her’s for this month and is ready for the next one. I was tickled with the photo of her “next project.” She says it was hand pieced in 1991 and has been patiently waiting for her attention. I have some that are at […]
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UFO 2-New Waistbands
Posted on February 1, 2018 by bdieges in BlogWe have our first sharing of an Un-Finished Object! Mary H. sent me photos of a box that she will tell us more about in the comments. Isn’t it exquisite? Thank you, Mary. Since photos/images can’t be sent through the website, go to Stay in Touch to contact me. Let me know you want to send […]
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UFO 1-My Tuffet
Posted on January 15, 2018 by bdieges in BlogHere is my first 2018 UFO Challenge project. In the true sense of the word, it doesn’t really fit the definition of an “unfinished” project. However, it does involve cleaning out my stash and repurposing stored stuff into a useful item. Since the main purpose of this challenge is to move stuff from storage to usefulness, […]
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January 2018 UFOs of the Month
Posted on January 1, 2018 by bdieges in BlogSeems kind of strange, not designing a new block of the month, but as I explained to you last month, I really need to finish what I have started because I have way too many Un-Finished Objects hanging around. However, on the first of each month, a revised version of one of my original blocks of […]
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December 2017 Block of the Month
Posted on December 1, 2017 by bdieges in BlogIt is finished, well not really, now it all has to be put together. The final block is here, our last Floral Alphabet Block! When I started two years ago, I was a little nervous, because two years is a long time out, but here we are. I finally have chosen a quilt-setting, but you will […]
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November 2017 Block of the Month
Posted on November 1, 2017 by bdieges in BlogOnly two more blocks in our series! I didn’t think I was going to get them all done. Once again we have an issue with the lack of flowers that begin with “Y” unless you use Yellow as part of the name. Maybe not a lack, but they need to be something that is relatively […]
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