Okay..I admit it. Â I quit the leader and ender method on my lozenges quilt. Â It’s not done yet but it’s close.
I have 13 rows on. Â I have a few other deadline project that I’m working on so I made a pact with myself. Â If I get my “jobs” list done every day, I can add another row on the quilt. Â The last time you saw this is was only 6 rows together.
That means I have 7 more rows on…and I’ve been a good girl tackling my to-do list each day with the reward of adding a row before bedtime.
I’ll admit, when I started this quilt I wasn’t in love. Â I liked it but didn’t love it. Â I needed a leader and ender project though so I figured I could use up some fabric I didn’t like anymore and gift the quilt when I was finished. Â My attitude has changed. Â I’m really liking the quilt now.
I did a little more sewing..I can’t show you much except this…
They are a fun block but have been greatly working on my sense of direction. Â I’ll admit, I’ve had to rip out about 5 or is that number closer to 10. Â UGH. Â I am sorely directionally challenged. Â Anybody else directionally challenged? Â Kelli makes fun of me all the time for it.
Besides all this…I have quilts waiting to be quilted. Â It seems the pile grows rather than recedes.
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Yes, I often put blocks together backwards. My real problem is with triangles-always a challenge. Congrats on working away at your lozenge quilt!
i love your lozenge quilt – maybe I will get back to mine. sigh.. I didn’t like it either but yours is inspiring