See you in September!!

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Welcome Blog Hoppers!  Whoosh!! This summer flew by, it seems like only yesterday that school was out and summer camp was in session. Now it is time to pick apples and to think about canning the summer’s harvest. I was very busy longarm quilting for my wonderful clients, but not so busy that I couldn’t work on my own projects.

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I also worked on my ‘Quilting Bucket List’ and completed a Log Cabin quilt.  I designed the quilt using EQ7 and used only scraps to complete it.  Do you have patterns or quilts on your ‘bucket’ list?

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“Long May She Wave” is a quilt using improvisational curves.  I cut fabric using various curved rulers then joined them using bias tape.  It was so much fun to sit and play.  The colors of the quilt will always remind me of summer–July 4, strawberries, blueberries, sunshine…

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I loved using the very wonderful Riley Blake Design fabrics in the ‘His’ and ‘Hers’ Place Mats which I designed for today’s post.  The ‘his’ place mat features mustache fabric, also Riley Blake Designs, and the ‘hers’ place mat features dimensional flowers made of yo-yo’s and gathered flowers. I quilted them with my walking foot using a decorative stitch (‘hers’–serpentine with a loop) and channel stitching (‘his’). I used the large red and white gingham from Riley Blake for the backing and small black and white gingham for the binding.

I hope you have made projects and memories over the summer too.  Thank you Mdm. Samm and Shari. Please visit the other ‘See you in September’ bloggers listed below and have a quilty day!!

Wednesday, September 3

Sew Incredibly Crazy
Bumbleberry Cottage
Thimblemouse and Spouse
Mad Quilter’s Disease
In The Boon Docks

Thursday, September 4
Jane’s Quilting
Life in the Scrapatch
Sew Many Yarns
Gracie Oliver Arts
Everyone Deserves a Quilt

Friday, September 5
Stitchin’ By The Lake
Coeur d’Alene
Words & Stitches
TheSlowQuilter
Pig Tales and Quilts
All Thingz Sewn

Monday, September 8
Quilting Quietly
Creatin’ in the Sticks
Procrastination Queen
Lovelli Quilts
Cherry Blossoms

Tuesday, September 9
Just Let Me Quilt
Marjorie’s Busy Corner
The Quilting Queen Online Blog
Marla’s Crafts
K and S Sweets and Stitching

Wednesday, September 10
Secretly Stitching
Buzzing and Bumbling
Quilt n Queen
Quilted Delights

Grandmama’s Stories

Thursday, September 11
Susie’s World
Needled Mom
Cate’s Linens
How ART you?
I Like To QuiltBlog

Quiltscapes

Friday, September 12
Sunshine-quilting
Sew Peace to Peace
MoosestashQuilting
More Stars in Comanche
Living With Purpose

Monday, September 15
I Piece 2-Mary
Till We Quilt Again
Vroomans Quilts
Nini and the Sea
Seams To Be Sew

My Quilting Journey

Tuesday, September 16
Life, quilts and a cat too
Meadowbrook
Apple Avenue Quilts
Just Keep Swimming
Patchwork Sampler
Sew We Quilt

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50 thoughts on “See you in September!!

  1. I love your log cabin quilt. It looks fantastic. As does the long may she wave one. Beautiful Those placemats are such a great idea! Love them too…..Thank you for sharing!

  2. I would like to make a log cabin quilt. Yours is lovely. The place mats are a great idea. The gingham looks just right.

  3. Your Log Cabin quilt is so beautiful. I really love these quilts and enjoy making them. I love the place mats too. It was a great idea to make his and hers. I would never have thought of this. Thank you for sharing.

  4. You had a quilt waving, red white and blue, beautiful summer! I love the log cabin scrap quilt and the creative curved one. The gingham placemats are lovely designs. Thank you for sharing your summer … 🙂 Pat

  5. The placemats are adorable and your log cabin quilt it gorgeous. Congratulations on using up scraps and working on your bucket list. Thanks for sharing your creations with us today!

  6. Stunning Quilts!! Love ‘Long may she wave’! Great isea on the Placemats as opposed to the Towels. Thanks for sharing your Summer Creations with us!!
    Huggs, Nancy

  7. Beautiful log cabin scrappy quilt. I do love using up scraps. What fun fabrics for your placemats too! Looks like you have a very productive summer!

  8. Your log cabin quilt is wonderful, that would also be a project on my to-do-list, which is now filling more than a library, I think.
    Beautiful table toppers!

  9. Love both of those quilts! Log cabin was the first block that I ever made and it’s still one of my favorites. Love the placemats…. the gingham makes them pop!

  10. LOL I have way too many things on my bucket list. I have even had to separate them by project. Front room, Daughter, Kitchen, Son, etc.
    Lovely projects. Thanks for sharing

  11. Cute, cute placemats.! I love them. And of course red, white, and blue anything is my favorite. I am envious of anyone who makes a log cabin quilt. I hate making log cabin blocks. They always turn out wonky no matter what method I use and they are sooo boring to make. Great job!

  12. Darling projects – love the gingham binding on the placemats! Cute. What a wonderful summer of sewing – congratulations on getting an item checked off the bucket list! A log cabin was my very first pieced quilt.

  13. Awesome summer sewing projects…I luv log cabin quilts…a great stash buster…yours is a beauty!! You had a fun summer sewing curves…beautiful too!! The ‘his’ and ‘hers’ place mats are soooo cute! Thanks for sharing and inspiration!! Happy stitching, Pauline

  14. Your his and hers placemats are really neat but the log cabin quilt is what was making me go “wow”. The curved rail quilt is wonderful as well with a patriotic vibe. Well done, you!

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