The quilt pattern is Pickle Dish from the cover of Quilt Romance. It was calling my name. Mr Quiltsalott told me to make it as soon as I showed it to him. That sealed the deal of course. I'll put a bit more colour in than the pattern and not put in as many dot fabrics. The scrappier the better.
I've been busy going around these circles, attaching them to the border of that other quilt so I have been good some of the time.
And just so I don't feel totally undisciplined, I am attending to my nine patch swap blocks even if they are a bit last minute.
I'm thinking I might cut my posts down in frequency. I feel a little stale and don't want to risk being too boring. I noticed there are some other blogs wanting to scale down a little bit, or take a break. I think it must be the blog bug going around. I think it might help me to get really stuck into my projects and that will be a good thing.
See you next time, happy sewing!
Yes I admit to having QADD as well, I love that quilt too and its calling my name as well :)
ReplyDeletesomeday. I am working hard at sticking to the list for once!
The list has quite a few projects on it , whats one more ?
Finding the balance between quilting and blogging is something we all need to find.
Kathie
oh yeah liking the quilt - just had a look at the cover. Yet another quilt with those Kaffe fabrics that are just soo ... whats the word? Scraptabulous - fabric that is just so great you save just about every scrap! Looks great Mum
ReplyDeleteLove the way the Pickle Dish Quilt is coming along - it is going to be stunning!
ReplyDeleteYou do have alot going on...I don't feel so bad about my many projects. I love your pickles...
ReplyDeleteJanet lots of nice stuff going on there. What is the second picture of? Looks like fabric covers coins??
ReplyDeleteThat Mr. Quiltsalott is a keeper!
ReplyDeleteI have SIQADD (Self Inflicted QADD), for too long I worked under deadlines and making things to please others. Now I am happily whollowing in MANY projects and lovin' it. You pickle dish project is wonderful and I'm impressed over the amount of time spent creating all those berries!!
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When Mr. Quiltsalott said for you to make that quilt, Janet, why didn't you just say, "I'd love to dear but the appropriate fabrics are only available in Hawaii!"
ReplyDeleteStephanie is right though...he's a keeper!
Gorgeous pickle dish!
Oh Janet you are a temptress aren't you?! The Pickle Dish quilt has been calling my name since I received my new Kaffe book in the mail a few weeks ago....ahhhh...I'm trying hard not to give in to starting anymore new projects right now because I am overwhelmed.
ReplyDeleteI understand about the blogging thing...it can take over and it does take time.
Anyway, I LOVE your PD blocks and can't wait to see your progress!
The pickle dish is my favorite one out of the new MO2. I have plans to make it with friends at a retreat here in April. Until then, I'll just havae to be happy looking at yours!
ReplyDeleteI feel like I've been jumping around between projects, but not getting a lot accomplished.
ReplyDeleteI love the Pickle Dish pattern and yours will be splendid!
Just wanted to pop in and say how much I enjoy your blog. Love the pickle dishes in the Kaffe.
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Hi Janet
ReplyDeleteI suffer from QADD too. I am going to have to get that Kaffe book! I love the quilt on the cover too. I'm just finishing up a baby quilt for our newset grandbaby due Nov 29. We are going to a shower this weekend so after I've given it as a present I can show it on my blog.
Hope you enjoy the day.
Rhondi xo
I'm so glad that you are doing the pickle dish quilt! It will be so much fun to watch!
ReplyDeleteBut do you want to know what's REALLY bad???? I'm making a Kaffe version of Kathy's (MO) Gypsy Kisses quilt but I also want to start the actual Pickle Dish quilt. Because it's slightly different. I think I'll blame you if I happen to start that. heehee LOVE your arcs! LOVE them! Those beads? Gorgeous, Janet! You're being quite dutiful with all those little circles too. A little new fun on the side of the old fun. That's all it is. Have FUN!
ReplyDeleteI'm liking the pickle dish...Mr. Quiltsalott has very good taste! (and it would just be rude if we didn't take their advice when our men tell us to go ahead and make something, after all they know us best) Do you gather your circles around freezer paper? they look so perfect (I'm sure that comes from lots of practice b/c mine sure didn't look that good!)
ReplyDeleteOh the new quilt will be lovely....I do this all the time, jump from project to project...
ReplyDeleteKris
I like your colors much more than I do the ones on the cover!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see more. I've been jumping around this morning between three projects.... it'a bad!
OH NO, please say it isn't so! Don't cut back on your blogs entries. I so look forward to seeing what you are working on. You keep me motivated Ms. Quiltsalott!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Kaffee fabs, wished I could hold them. No one around here carries them. I'm hoping to buy some at the Des Moines Quilt Expo next month. Please keep the pics coming if nothing else, please?!
I think I have QADD also! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the Pickle Dish pattern! Great fabric.
I NEVER find your blog stale. Your blog is just one great post after another! I love the pickle dish pattern and what you've done with it so far. Your Mr Quiltsalott knows just what to say! :0)
ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh!!! I didn't know there was a name for what I have, but you have helped me to diagnose the very disease I, too, suffer from! QADD. Thanks for a great blog, and I invite you to see my blog post today, as I show off my Kaffe stash. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteI bounce around, too. I think it is a sign of creativity!
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ReplyDeleteHancocks of Paduca carries the entire KF line and their catalogue has large photos so you can get a very clear indication of what you're ordering. Not the same as touching the fabric, I know, but the best inventory of KFs that I've found. Their prices are what KF goes for in the US and they are prompt about making deliveries.
If nothing else, go to their website and request a catalogue.
Janet- Add me to the people who will be sad to see fewer blog entries but as a person who set up a blog years ago and rapidly tired of having to make entries I completely understand. Meanwhile, you've shared so much. Thanks ever so.
LOL...don't we all have QADD!!!! It looks great, sometimes we need the variety to prevent us from getting stale....or so I tell myself!
ReplyDeleteSo that's what it's called.."QADD'
ReplyDeletenow I have a name for my problem!!
That's going to be an awesome quilt..
Hugs Julia ♥
I think I have QADD too! Is it contagious???
ReplyDeleteI have to have 3 projects going at once and at least 3 more bubbling away in my mind!
Please don't cut back posting, I love reading your inspirational posts.
Oh, it has a name. QADD. Now I know - don't think there is any treatment for it though.
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics you are working with.
I totally understand about blogging. It takes a lot of time and that time goes before you know it! And time at the computer is time not sewing! I'm logging off right now...
QADD - I like that and know all about it! Best wishes, Janet!
ReplyDeleteHugs - Lurline♥
Janet you are amazing. So productive! I love this quit and am keen to get my copy which is winging its way to me. Your colours are gorgeous. Are the dots for the Lollipo trees?
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt your starting! When I first saw a sneak peek of the cover a couple of months ago I fell in love, and now im patiently waiting for my copy of the book to arrive at my local quilt shop. Thank you for the renewed inspiration!
ReplyDelete(and I totally agree with QADD, I think we all have it!)
Oh...Oh....Oh...I am resisting the urge to start something new too. Your goodies you are showing here are tempting me....stop it!!...LOL
ReplyDeleteYou're a bad influence on me!!
I too fell in love with the quilt on the cover of Kaffe's book. It's a must. Now all I have to do is convince my niece that this is the pattern she wants for her bed.
ReplyDeleteBoring? Like that's ever going to happen with all of your stunning work! I LOVE coming to your blog and seeing what fantastic new project you have going on. Your attention to detail is amazing to me!!!
ReplyDeleteI try to be happy with having projects in different stages so I can always choose between piecing, quilting, or binding but somehow the strongest desire is always to start a new project. I have 2 tops I need to get together but I've convinced myself I can start something if I just get one of the tops done.
ReplyDeleteHi Janet,
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and find your work inspirational. I am trying to improve my applique and have learnt so much from your tutorials. Thank-you. I always look forward to your posts.
Janet
Oh, I don't feel so bad now knowing someone else loves starting new projects too.
ReplyDeleteLove what you are doing. Boy that is a lot of circles which I don't mind making.
I have always loved that Pickle Dish block and it is stunning in the Kaffe fabrics!
ReplyDeleteYou know I share in the QADD. I don't understand people who can start one project and drill through to the end before starting another. I'm always happy working along in my sewing room on one thing and considering the next steps on several others that are on the design wall!
Thanks for diagnosing my condition...QADD. It is so contagious. I think I caught it from blog reading. It may have been from your fabulous blog. Please keep posting as often as you are able.
ReplyDeleteI've seen a pickle dish quilt! They're fabulous! Your's is lookin good! ;o)
ReplyDeleteOMG, I just love everything you are working on! What a dynamo! Of course you know I just love Kaffe, how couldn't you?
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