Start no more than one Block-of-the-Month project per year.I mean, really. What was I thinking? Three BOMs at a time, plus a monthly bee? And my Wardrobe Improvement Project? And everything else: Caitlyn, garden, house, work?
Next time, someone please say something!
Anyway. I've finally finished all the official blocks for In Color Order's Half-Square Triangle BOM. I seem to have lost steam with it back in June. Or at least, that's when I last posted about this project.




Jeni's tutorial series includes a layout and sashing plan, which I've always intended to ignore. When I started this project, I had some extra lengths of this Salad Bar fabric (out of print - can you say that about fabric?) left over from a skirt for Caitlyn that I wanted to include in a quilt. Thus the solids and color selection for these BOM blocks. Now that the blocks are done, I'm moving on to my vegetable-themed alternating blocks. Pass the veggies!
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