Last two block for the BOM block 11 and block 12

Today I am sharing with you the last two blocks for the BOM- Modern Stain Glass Paper Piecing.
I hope you that you have enjoyed this BOM. This was my first BOM hosting, I do apologize for not being timely on my post and not doing as many videos as I wanted. My next BOM will be more organized. I have actually learned a lot on doing this series.  
So on with the last two blocks.

Block 11

 Paper Piecing Block 11



Block 12

Paper Piecing Block 12


To finish up the BOM I added 2" strips around each block and the sewed them together.

Here is the EQ7 layout

 Here is the actually quilt.

Keep Quilting! UCanQuilt2

Modern-Mystery-Quilt Week 2-4

 Still doing some catch up. Here is week 2, 3 and 4 for the  Modern-Mystery-Quilt. I've had these done for awhile, just haven't had the time to post.  

Week Two

Week Three

Week Four

I will post week five and the final week 6, this weekend...

Have a great day.

Modern Mystery Quilt - Week 1

Modern-Mystery-Quilt.
I have done the fist week for the Modern-Mystery Quilt...

At fist I was having trouble with doing this, cause there really isn't a pattern... but after doing a couple it started to click..  Can't wait for this week to see what is the next step...

Modern Mystery Quilt

I don't know if you have heard about the Modern Mystery Quilt... check it out... should be fun...
I am just starting to get into the Modern Quilting, thought that I would give this a try also... boy I really like to keep busy... lol...

Attention all mystery quilt fans! It’s fresh, it’s fun, it’s free, and you will only find it at www.QuiltViews.com, the official blog site for the American Quilter’s Society and American Quilter magazine. Weeks Ringle and Bill Kerr, authors of Quilts Made Modern and pioneers in the modern quilt movement, have designed a modern mystery quilt just for us, to be revealed in six weekly installments beginning September 12, 2012.

Not familiar with the mystery quilt concept? Each week, a new set of “clues” (cutting, sewing, and assembly instructions) will be posted on this blog site. The first installment includes yardage requirements, a few tips on choosing fabrics, and some initial cutting instructions, but you will not see a photo of the completed quilt until the last installment. (Yes, you could “cheat” and wait until the last installment to start, but then you’d miss all the fun and suspense of the project.)

And we have a great way for you to exchange ideas, techniques, work-in-progress photos, and encouragement with other quilters participating in this mystery quilt project. Visit www.MyQuiltPlace.com, a free and fun social media forum for quilters, and join our group: http://myquiltplace.com/group/modern-mystery-quilt. If you’re not yet a member of My Quilt Place, simply sign up to create your own home page, then take time to explore this great site and meet other quilters around the world.

Ok that's enough posting for today... I will be back tomorrow and show you some other projects that I am working on.... Have a great day...