WIP Wednesday: A solid plan

 

Whew, for the first time in weeks, I'm finally feeling relief from a hundred deadlines breathing down my neck. In fact, I might actually be getting caught up. Maybe. Knock on wood.

This week, I spent some time planning my Modern Solids Challenge quilt, using Denyse Schmidt's Modern Solids for Free Spirit.

After a lot of hemming and hawing about my design, I've finally got a plan and I've started cutting fabric. More on my Modern Solids Challenge quilt tomorrow!

My Flower Power quilt in Heather Ross's Far Far Away 2 fabric line is coming along nicely. This quilt has been promised to my 5-year-old, but as I said on Instagram, I am mighty tempted to steal it away from her! Hop over to my guest post yesterday on Sara's blog, Sew Sweetness, for more details about this quilt, which is from the book A Quilter's Mixology by Angela Pingel.

And finally, I'm thinking about doing a sew-along for my newest pattern, Fair Isle. What say you, blog peeps, any interest? Would that motivate you to finish it in time for Christmas? At any rate, today is the last day the Fair Isle pattern is on sale! Tomorrow it goes up to its usual price of $8.99 for the PDF pattern. So if you're interested in a potential sew-along, don't miss out!

And now, what are you working on this week? Here's how to link up:

1. Link up any blog post or Instagram photo from the past week that features an unfinished work-in-progress (WIP).

2. To link an Instagram photo, click the Instagram icon at the bottom of the link-up screen, and use the URL of your IG feed as the link (for example, my URL is www.instagram.com/freshlypieced). Please hashtag #wipwednesday and mention me, @lee.a.heinrich.

3. If you are linking to a blog post, please link back here to my blog somewhere in your post.

4. Comment on at least a few of the other WIP Wednesday links, either IG or blog—commenting on the two or three links directly before yours works well to make sure everyone gets comments!

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