MONTH 6 — Share Your Progress Here

[Barbara B.]

Please use this TOPIC to share your progress.

[JANET E.]

These look great!

[JANET E.]

Words for above blocks. I decided to make pinwheels for the June block. I had to make several to get the correct size for the triangles.

[Barbara B.]

Lovely option. Those units are 2.5" each finished so quilter's math sure comes into play. Good job!

What a fantastic idea. It looks great!
Lori

[Helen W.]

Really enjoyed Barbara's live on month 6. I need to try the slip knot to hold the thread on the needle since I am doing
Alex Andersons Wishes, and the hand stitching down the pieces uses that thin thread. I also liked Barbara's variations
for Laurel Ridge. I am still playing around with ideas and from the beginning was thinking of using a feathered star
center and 4 ten inch stars around it. HelenW

[sewskeel]

I’m using Rosa R. Method of appliqué and I’m going to sew all 7,8 & 9 pieces to their bases 3, 4, &6
then going to sew 5 to 6 before I add then to the background. Just thinking out loud

Here is my progress so far. I was so impressed with every one’s appliqué in February that I created the tree pattern from my head and the flowers and heart I found on line. Barbra and Lynn thank you so much for this amazing quilt journey . I have really enjoyed it!

[Gloria V]

Finished two blocks for the Granddaughter quilt...changed it up a bit. Six more to go. Not sure if I'm going to use the same design for the Grandmother's quilt, it depends on how I feel after making 6 more of these

You did a wonderful job on these. Very creative design!

[Janet M.]

I did raw edge with a small zig zag and a little Inktense pencil

Not doing appliqué. This is my choice of 5 1/2 X 8 inch block.

[Terri S.]

Thanking Lynn Wilder for “permission to modify” and Barbara Black for encouraging a “your quilt, you decide” approach. Prepared edge applique using QS Print and Piece Fuse Lite and KKB Perfect Leaves. Hand stitched. Still haven’t decided on flower center fabric or color.

[Barbara B.]

Beautiful job, Terri. Love seeing you make this your own.