This is probably seeming very repetitious, but that’s very common in quilting, even in sampler type quilts. I made two identical blocks again, just like last time. I’m making a light background and a dark background quilt, so I ended up with four of this block, 2 light and 2 dark. What’s needed for a… Continue reading MEG Mystery part 7
MEG Mystery part 6
I made two identical blocks again, just like last time. I’m making a light background and a dark background quilt, so I ended up with four of this block, 2 light and 2 dark. Pieces needed for block 9: I created half square triangle units from 4 medium-colored fabrics with the background fabric and 4… Continue reading MEG Mystery part 6
When “plans” go awry
I’m halfway through the Guernsey wrap. And as I weighed my remaining yarn, I realized that I’m not going to be able to knit the pattern as written, reversing my colors as I had planned. So I’m just going to continue knitting it mixing up the colors until I run out.
Scalene
Even with that vibrant green, the scarf/shawlette is toned down by the gray. The keyhole looks best on the front, even though you can wear it reversed, so I plan to wear it right side out when the weather cools off. Here’s a very quick photo.
MEG Mystery Part 5
Okay, I’m going to attempt to get back to this quilt and finish both versions. We still have a little ways to go, and it may be slow-going. Part 5 consists of one block, but we’re making two of it, exactly the same. I’m making two different quilts, so I’ve made two times two –… Continue reading MEG Mystery Part 5