I used to pride myself on having just one WIP at a time. Occasionally, I would have two projects going on, but only if I was making a gift for someone. Things have changed. I now have multiple projects going on and sometimes have a hard time keeping track of everything. I do like having lots of options when I sit down to sew, though.
#1--World of Goo: I'm in the process of quilting this guy. It's a beast to do. I thought of several quilting options, but couldn't get this design out of my mind despite how hard I tried. I knew it was going to be a lot of work. I'm quilting it quite heavily. I'm quilting multiple rows of stitching per block. It's taking me almost as long to quilt a block as it took me to piece it. I have 5 done and 7 to go.
#2: Innocent Crush Diamond Quilt: I've finished cutting all my diamonds. This isn't my final design; I just placed them on the wall as I pieced and cut them. I'm not really sure how big this will be in the end.. It's one of those projects I started without a specific plan in mind.
#3: Another Valentine's pillow: I figured the first one needed a friend. I've finished the layout and now need to piece all these little blocks.
#4: HST quilt: No progress
#5: Modern Quilt Guild Challenge Quilt: A disaster that caused me multiple headaches. I'm back to the drawing board on that one.
Oh wow, all your WIP's are gorgeous! I love the quilting on the world of goo, it's perfect for the design.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear yours gave your some headaches. That is never fun :) I love your diamond pillow, thanks for the great tutorial on it :)
ReplyDeleteWorld of Goo is turning out to be pretty darn epic, if you ask me! It's looking really awesome, Kati, I really love it. It makes me want to try an all-solids quilt, which I've never done. Your diamonds look fantastic, too, I'm really curious to see how that one turns out!
ReplyDeleteThe Innocent Crush Diamonds that you have on your design wall truly look like stained glass. Amazing. World of Goo has to be the best quilt title ever - I still remember your post where you talked about that game and I keep forgetting to tell my teenagers about it. Besides the great name it looks great too!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, world of goo looks so great. I just drooled over it for a couple minutes. I'm sure it is a lot of work, but it looks incredible, so hopefully that's a payoff!
ReplyDeleteI love that World of Goo quilt you have going! Looks fantastic so far :)
ReplyDeleteThe quilting on Goo does look time-consuming, but it's pretty darn perfect!
ReplyDeleteThe Innocent Crush diamonds look so beautiful! I can't wait to see that one finished.
ReplyDeleteMultiple projects keeps you on your toes! I'm betting you'll figure out the MQG challenge and it will knock our socks off.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the 'World of Goo' quilt finished!
ReplyDeleteEverything is so gorgeous! You're on a roll!
ReplyDeleteThe quilting is perfect! Press on!! Can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the quilting on World of Goo! Epic, indeed...
ReplyDeleteLove your quilting! And your AMH diamonds are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLOVE those diamonds; and such a great fabric line choice! It's going to be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilting on your World of Goo quilt, it really is perfect for your wonky block design, and I'm sure it'll be well worth the work in the end.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, AMAZING quilting on World of Goo. Looks like a lot of work, but I'm sure it will be well worth it! That quilt is going to be incredible.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up, have a great week!
I love how you're quilting those big wonky log cabins! It adds the perfect accent!
ReplyDeleteYour Valentine's Day pillow is so cute! I really like the alternating light and dark pieces - it really makes the colors pop.
ReplyDeleteWorld of Goo...amazing. On the multiple project thing, just embrace it...in my case it just gets worse the older I get.
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