I am really enjoying seeing the progress of my Dear Jane blocks on the little design wall. Each time I finish a block, it is so rewarding to cut out a little two inch square of fabric and nestle it into its spot on the quilt. Every so often I will pick a block that finishes off a row or a corner and brings one tiny portion of the quilt closer to completion. I have a printed chart that I am crossing off as well, but this version is so much more satisfying.
It is that part of the school year for finishing things off as well. With just 7 weeks to go, the lists are all being checked twice to make sure everything is covered before the big end of course and advanced placement exams that will mark the end of the year.
I just did the math for blocks and such:
96 blocks
9 triangle
4 kites
2270 pieces
Also, I added a new widget that shows pictures of blocks from my Flickr page
It is that part of the school year for finishing things off as well. With just 7 weeks to go, the lists are all being checked twice to make sure everything is covered before the big end of course and advanced placement exams that will mark the end of the year.
I just did the math for blocks and such:
96 blocks
9 triangle
4 kites
2270 pieces
Also, I added a new widget that shows pictures of blocks from my Flickr page
I love the way that you are keeping track - so clever. If it was me I would be really excited every time I added a little square to the wall!
ReplyDeleteYou're certainly making great progress!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to keep track of your completed blocks that way! I would expect a teacher to be that organized :*)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on all the progress. I love your colorful progress chart.
ReplyDeleteYou are making wonderful progress!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are beautiful and I like your color chart.
That is going to be one fabulous quilt...I really love your idea of a progress chart..just my kind of OCD thing...Julierose
ReplyDeleteWow I feel really excited for you. This is a real labour of love I can tell!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration Angela!
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