Tyler's Wonky Quilt

Here it is! The wonky quilt reveal.



I finished quilting it on New Year's Eve but did not get the binding on it until New Year's Day. So, that makes this quilt the official first quilt finish of the year.



My sister-in-law is very happy to be receiving this quilt. She cannot wait to get her little boy snuggled in it. Neither can I!



Today would be a good day to snuggle up in a quilt. It is (for us) COLD!
measurements: 28 1/4"x 33 3/4" a little small but full of love

Wonky Quilting

Well...

I finished piecing the wonky quilt and got started quilting it.



What do you think?



The blue lines are my quilting lines using water soluble ink.

Wonkiness

A quick update: The wonky square quilt is coming along. ;)



A HORRIBLE picture, but here they are all pieced and ready to be put together. Maybe they will all be together by tomorrow, and a better picture will accompany the completion.

Wonky Squares

Remember this post?
Well I am working on the wonky squares and should be finished with the top soon and the quilt soon after that. My nephew made his appearence in September. I want him to be able to use the quilt in this cold.
Here is a better example of what the quilt should look like:Wonky Squares Small
And here is the tutorial that I am using for this quilt:Wonky Squares Tutorial

T-Shirt Layout

To get an idea of a layout for this quilt I started arranging the rough cut t-shirts.

This looks like a promising layout.

As I have been pressing the interfacing and trimming the shirts into a conforming 16 inch square, the layout will most likely change. Soon I will have this top finished. I already have the backing material, so now I need to get my butt in gear, finish the top, get some batting (or at least dedicate some stashed for this project), and start quilting. Hmm... sounds like a plan that will start this weekend and end sometime next week!

Just for some fun (and because I need to get it in gear), I am making a wonky quilt similar to this one and using the tutorial, only in greens, yellows, and blues for a nephew due in September.