Design Wall Monday

Knowing that this week my scrap quilting club was meeting, I went right to work, sewing the remaining rows to my cathedral stars quilt top.  After that, I decided to go ahead and add the borders as well.  I did make a small change to the design by piecing the setting triangles instead of using plain traingles.  This small change just made the edges finish with 16 patches instead of 12 squares.  This is one top I'm glad to be done with the piecing.  Sorry about the tree leaves shadows on the photo.

Here is the mystery quilt top I couldn't show you a few weeks ago.  My scrap quilting club met yesterday and now I can have the big reveal.  To learn more about this quilt and to see some in different colorways, go to this post.

I got a few steps completed on a WIP.  This mock log cabin quilt was started in September 2009.  I don't know why I put it up as it is really simple.  Maybe I didn't like the colors as they are not usually my bright jewel tones.  Although I couldn't get the colors to show up correctly at night, this is a pretty quilt and reminds me of tiles.  This will be a quilt for a male family member.  I need to work on my family/friends quilt list as I only have about 10 more to make.  Before you ask, the number needed was well over 100.  My goal is to make everyone in my family a quilt from my grandmother on down the family tree.  Some of them have managed to get more than one from me.  I still need to pick a fabric and add one more plain border before this one is done.

Judy has links to more design walls on her site.
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