Last week I did Quilt #25 using a Jelly Roll, Pixie Strips, Basically Patrick by http://rjrfabrics.com/
It only used half of the strips, so now for another quilt using the rest of the strips.
I decided on Jelly Lanterns by Quilt Theory It would use the rest of the strips and give me a second quilt. And it looked fairly simple.
Everything is cut. Just need to layout the blocks.
Got them laid out.
Have one block made.
But today is a sunny dry day again with rain and cold temperatures called for tomorrow. So I need to change my desired plan, putting this top together, to cleaning the gutters, trimming back plants and blowing leaves, LOTS of leaves.
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Hope you get that rainy day to sew. Your jelly lanterns are looking good.
No sewing, but even better roadtrip to Shipshewanna for a fabric shopping day.
ooo cute pattern 2 quilts from one jelly roll is nice:)
This is such a cute pattern and your color choices are fun!
This is going to be one pretty quilt! Can't wait to see the finish – thanks for sharing the in-progress on Midweek Makers!
This is a great colorful project. Looks like the blocks should come together pretty quickly. 🙂 Good luck with your leaves!
Such a cheerful happy quilt! I just discovered this line of fabric and love it! Great project!
Just think, when you get your leaves taken care of, you can quilt again! Thanks for linking to Finished or not Friday!
Interesting construction! And the colors are great! I know what you mean about 'change of plans' the rain stopped and I should be out doing chores! lol
Love the colors. Very fun.
Sadly chores need to be done while the weather allows, but hopefully you are back quilting now. I like the design and colours of this a lot.
Very nice. A pretty pattern, and your quilt is looking wonderful.
That is a beautiful block. Having made one quilt from the jelly roll and half leftover is so upsetting. I will happily take the leftovers off your hands so that you can go immerse yourself in new fabrics 🙂
Hugs,
Preeti.