A couple of weeks ago, I cut more pieces for my Wild and Goosey alternate blocks. Last night I sewed 9 more of the alternate blocks. They still need to be trimmed to 7 1/2 inches square. I broke down and ordered an omnigrip 7 1/2 inch square to make the trimming quicker and more accurate. I also made a few more 3 1/2 inch Wild and Goosey units. I use them as leaders and enders when I'm paper piecing the Project of Doom blocks. I'm making slow but steady progress on this quilt.
The count is 19 alternate blocks done, 9 alternate blocks to trim, 28 wild and goosey blocks done, and 52 wild and goosey units made. I'm not sure how big I want to make this quilt. I like being able to use up the itty bitty scraps!
Linking up:
http://www.shecanquilt.ca/2015/04/scraptastic-tuesday-april-link-and-my.html
http://sewfreshquilts.blogspot.com/2015/04/lets-bee-social-68.html
http://www.freshlypieced.com/2015/04/wip-wednesday-too-brain-dead-to-think.html
13 comments:
I love this - the colors are fabulous! It's very fun!
This is looking great! It's a very effective two block pattern, perfect for all those itty bitty scraps! Linda
Awesome wild scrappy project! You are making killer progress.
So many little bits! It's awesome that you have the patience to make such an intricate quilt!
Now that's what I call scrappy! It is awesome! Love it! Thanks so much for sharing your amazing quilt on #scraptastictuesay
Such a pretty quilt! Love how scrappy it is.:)
Scrapilicious!
What a good combination of blocks. They make a great scrappy quilt - really pretty.
Wild and Goosey is beyond amazing Laura!
Awesome work. Those Wild and Goosey triangles look really small. Great job. micki@ 2dogsstudio.us
I love your blocks!
This quilt looks so fun! How tiny are the little flying geese triangles? Are those 3 1/2" blocks or 7" blocks?
Is this a pretty scrappy project. Love your blocks.
Greetings,
Sylvia
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