I had to go back to the January posts to see what I had planned for the RSC this year.
Arkansas Traveller blocks using my Accuquilt die. Check. I did 3 per month for 8 months. I selected 2 fabrics of a maroon/purple for the last block. I cut the parts this week. Just need to stitch them up. I hope to do that this weekend.
I also wanted to make string of beads blocks. Well, I learned a bit with this one. Things come out much better if you trace the parts onto the background, so you know exactly where things go. Still learning over here! I did not do very well with this project this year. I do have a couple prepped in yellow and a red I think. These will be a carry over and hopefully will have more luck in 2025.
Chicken or sheep was the next dilemma. I went with chickens, but did not do a great follow through this year. Lets go see what we have for completed blocks, shall we? I notice 3 bigger purple ones. Note to self, have a block out by the machine as you sew it so you do the correct seams. I improvised and will make it work! This will also carry over to 2025.I got a wee bit distracted and hopped onto the potato chip phase and went with a scrappy theme. I'm happy to say that one is a completed quilt! I did 12 inch blocks, so this quilt is 72x 84.


I have been a part of the Ravelry UFO quarterly challenge, and it has really helped me to get a few UFO finishes this year. I create a big list of my projects (around 30!) and it helps me to stay focused and work on things to get them completed.
For the first quarter of the year, I had 3 finishes.Scrappy kites from last years RSC.
One finish from quarter 2.
Linking up with the RSC.




