27 February 2013

WIP Wednesday: I surrender!

Waving the white flag over here.

I surrender to the madness that is the scrappy trip along. I held out pretty well, don't you think?


I will confess it is not purely scrappy. My little OCD brain can't handle that just yet. I had all that London fabric left over from Christmas and thought I'd make a Trip Around London quilt. I pulled everything red, blue and yellow I had and I'm happily making blocks whilst watching Downton Abbey. Oh, and I threw a little Madrona Road text in there, just for fun. And I had to have the solid white to rest my eyes on.

I get why this is such a popular quilt to make.

Oh, and I made my second block for my do.Good Stitches bee. Wanted to try out a churn dash.


Love how it came together, but I'm not sold on low-volume. Add it to my list of quilty quirks. I might have to make a full on confession one of these days, but it may make me unpopular!

Linking up, because I certainly do have works in progress today!


WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced

7 comments:

  1. I love your controlled scrappy trip a long blocks!!! I am definitely too OCD to not have some sort of scheme as well. :)

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  2. Oh Jennie, I love your scrappy quilt ... I have resisted thusfar but am wavering - maybe next week :)

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  3. I love,love,love all that red in that scrappy trip. I understand the urge to do one. I am guilty too. lol

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  4. love the trip around London :) I'm still holding out on that QAL, but it is hard :) I really need to finish some other WIPs for my sanity's sake

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  5. I'm with you, I'm not sold on low volume and I dont know that I could go completely scrappy either! Love your work!

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  6. I like the solid! I think I'm going to do totally scrappy with w/ solid black running through!

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  7. Nah, I'm not so much into low volume either. I like colour. And the scrappy trip around the world needs some order too i think. Some of them just hurt my eyes they are so "loud". I like a place for the eye to rest.

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