Ta-da! Here is Dancing Nines, made from this Bonnie Hunter pattern. The border is an imitation woodblock print that I've had for many years. 3-1/2 yards used.
Stash report, January:
fabric in: 4 yards, $15.50
fabric out: 18-5/8 yards
net reduction: 14-5/8 yards
Considering that I was out of town, not sewing, for nine days this month I accomplished a lot in January:
* three flimsies finished
* two flimsies created
* four flimsies sold
Here are nine 6.5" (unfin) Snail's Trail blocks for the February Block Lotto. I've wanted to make these blocks and thanks to Sophie's precise cutting instructions they went together easily.
I'm linking up with other quiltmakers for
Design Wall Monday
Monday Making
Oh Scrap!
Your Dancing Nines turned out beautifully. Congrats on a successful January!
ReplyDeleteA very productive month! Dancing Nines would fit nicely in Sarah's Hands 2 Help theme this year.
ReplyDeleteI have a pile of little 9-patches ... I am adding this pattern to the list of possibilities for them. What a happy quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreat accomplishments for January. Dancing Nines sure is a fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove the Dancing Nines patches, those warm colors are always so inviting and soothing to me. I agree with Libby, would be a great fit for H2H
ReplyDeleteThat is a great pattern! I love the movement it has!
ReplyDeleteoh yes, I'd say you had a great month
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing - and your making me feel slow ( ha ha) LOVE that quilt!! Beautiful
ReplyDeleteI read the title and all of a sudden saw that the sashing is not lined up. Well done!!! I like the motion of your quilt! have a great week
ReplyDeleteI love your colorful, scrappy, dancing nines quilt top. Much movement and fun going on here. Think I'll make one this year.
ReplyDeleteI love the Snail's Trail blocks--I've always wanted to try them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy quilt! And I love the snail's trails, too!
ReplyDeleteLove the dancing nine-patches - what a great use for scraps. :) The snail trails look great too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! Thanks for sharing your lovely scrap finish with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteYea for a finished flimsie. And, you've done well on your fabric usage. I'll be posting mine one of these days and I'll admit I didn't do as well as you did!
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