June 28, 2015

Drunkard's Path QAL, Block 6

Squeezing this post in before the end of June. There's not much to report for the Drunkard's Path QAL other than I now have 6 out of 9 blocks done for my Christmas quilt. Here's my June block . . . #6



I love how they look when they come together. I've already sewn the first three blocks into a row.



This week I'll sew the second row together. Gotta love progress however small it may seem.

The last three blocks are cut and ready to be sewn. One each month taking me into September to have all nine blocks finished. Six of these little bags are now empty . . . just three more to go.



Then in October I'll add borders. I'm leaning toward this version right now. See the other options here.



That leaves November to quilt and bind. Still seems quite doable. While I may take my time getting certain projects done, I don't usually spread out the blocks. For this quilt, the block-a-month method has been working quite well. It doesn't feel like a big commitment and yet knowing I will have a new quilt for Christmas is very motivating. I've wanted to make a new holiday quilt for years but usually never thought about it until November, so of course it never got made. Year after year after year. Now, I'm looking forward to having a brand new Christmas quilt for 2015. Just saying that makes me even more committed to getting it done.   : )

There's till time  . . . why don't you jump in and join the fun. If you're not up for nine Drunkard's Path blocks, then make three or four for a table runner. At least one other reader is doing just that. The block width of 16" makes for a nice sized runner. You can find all the information here.

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3 comments:

  1. Beautiful blocks Anne - needless to say I think anything made with KF,PJ and BM fabrics is up top in my book!

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  2. Gorgeous blocks! Wonderful, colourful fabrics too. Its definitely a winning combination.

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  3. It would make a beautiful runner! Being Summer down under at Christmas, there is not much use for a quilt! Maybe I should.....

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