After much heated debate, a coffee break, and some additional discussion, my co-quilter and I have decided to try making a kaleidoscope quilt using instructions from this book.
We’re going to bravely forge new pathways (for us, anyway) by coloring this quilt monochromatically so we can participate in the Project Modern Quilt Challenge #2, AND we’re going to take the Process Pledge and show the work in progress, through design, re-design, second guessing, sewing, ripping, sewing some more, teeth gnashing, rearranging and finishing.
There may be posts on other things in between. We are easily distracted by food, drink, robins, rabbits, gardeners, and other foolishness. There will be fits and starts. But between the Challenge due date (Mid March, I think) and the Process pledge, we’ve got a an achievable goal and we’re going to go for it.
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I attended a Ricky Tims seminar in January and declared in a blog post that a Kaleidoscope quilt was my next machine pieced project. Of course, I keep getting distracted. But maybe I should join you and Schnap on this journey. I’ll get out my book and start some serious thinking.
That would be fabulous! If you’re working on it and we’re (Schnap and I) working on it, maybe it’ll push us along!
I got my 18″ freezer paper square cut and the big pieces marked. That’s a start. Now I have to decide how to divide the middle slice and get sewing on some strata.
You are really cooking…. I’m getting to work on this now!
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Ok, ya hooked me!! I just bought the book on eBay, signed up for the “Process Pledge” and put the bottom on my blog!! Thanks!! I was looking for a new project and this one is perfect!! Can’t wait for the book to get here!! Kris
Oh how exciting! I’ll love seeing progress/process on your quilt!