Plan B

This is a "plan B" quilt top. This year I foolishly started a Temperature quilt. With my travel schedule, I realized it wasn't going to happen. I deconstructed the January thru March temperature strips and stitched them back together to make this top.

The quilt top measures 42 x 36 inches.

Now to work on the quilt back.

May your bobbins always be full,

March 1-10!

March 1-10, flying geese done for the 2018 Temperature Quilt! I'm going to try to keep up and avoid the marathon-get-it-done session that I've had the last two months.

May your bobbins always be full,

2018 Temperature Quilt

I managed one more month of the 2018 Temperature Quilt.  Above are January and February.  For both months I did a marathon-get-it-done session.  This month isn't looking great, but I think I'll have time this week to start the March blocks.

Wish me luck.

May your bobbins always be full,

Temperature Quilt

Last year two of my IG friends made "Temperature Quilts".  I really liked the idea and decided to do my own this year.  January was very busy for me, so I got a late start and did all of the January units the last few days.  I'd already gathered my fabric; I decided to go with a mix of solids and prints.  I just had to find the time to make the flying geese.

I decided to make 3" x 6" flying geese; I'm going to end up with a very large quilt. 

If the temp was "normal" or higher the geese are pointed up; if the temp was below average the geese are pointed down,  There are only 6 pointed down; we had a very warm January and February is looking pretty hot, too.

May your bobbins always be full,