While I was traveling in May for work I took along Mikaela's machine and pieced 16 patches and X blocks. I think I've got all the X blocks done and just a few of the 16 patches ready to sew together. They are currently in 4 patches. I started this quilt as a leader/ender project using the Briar Rose pattern, just making 4 patches of 2.5" squares.

Then we were challenged at work to create scrap quilts and pre-cut quilts using the same pattern from a book, so I started looking and there are a lot of versions of this quilt.

I decided to do the Missouri Star Quilt Co. pattern Good Night Irene. These three photos show my blocks so far. This month my goal is to get these into a quilt top.

Here's a picture from our recent family trip to MO. We had lots of fun!

1 comment:
Love this one in scrappy colors! Looks like you all had a fun vacation. Good luck with your GI quilt top. I'm about to go back into the sewing room and get a little more done before the kids are returned from Grandma's.
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