Little Penguin Quilts Through the Year

Little Penguin Quilts Through the Year

Friday, May 29, 2020

Bridging the Months

Or maybe I should call this "Bridging the Years," because I truly have stretched this quilt out over 2.5 years now!  (I will never win any races with my quilting, lol!)

I made lots of Scrappy Sprouts blocks throughout 2018.


In 2019, I sewed the sprouts together and made some sunflowers to go at the top.


Finally this year, I figured out how the background for the sunflowers should be made!


And this week, this quilt top is finally layered and basted for quilting!  Whoop whoop!


This quilt has lots of May's green in it - dark, light, and in between.


And, of course, June's pink is represented, too!

How about a little pink penguin? 🐧🐧🐧

So, I guess you know what I'll be working on this week!


Sharing at SoScrappy for ScrapHappy Saturday and 







23 comments:

Michele McLaughlin said...

I love it and giggled when you pointed out the penguin! It's amazing!!! Such a cheerful piece! Have a wonderful day!

Frédérique - Quilting Patchwork Appliqué said...

I love to watch this quilt growing, changing, adding some newbies, and finally ready to be quilted! Yeah!! I bet it will be finished for next Friday, and for TGIFF at my place ;)) Happy quilting!

Libby in TN said...

I hope you're planning to keep this one!

maggie fellow said...

that has turned out so great:)

Kat Scribner said...

Love this quilt still, Diann. The background and the sunflowers are perfect!

The Joyful Quilter said...

I'm SEW happy for you, Diann!! This is a BIG step in the process and I'm really looking forward to seeing your Sprout Quilt completed.

Cathy said...

I’m so excited to see your beautiful, happy quilt so near completion! BTW, if you look closely at my Garlic Knots finished quilt, in the upper left you’ll see a block made with that very same pink penguin fabric. (I wonder where that came from, LOL!!) Sprouts is stunning, Diann, and stunning things take awhile to grow! xo

Karen - Quilts...etc. said...

wow 2.5 years I didn't realize it had been that - I have loved following your progress on it.

sue s said...

I've enjoyed watching your progress on the sprouts and just LOVE the results! Sunflowers are a great choice.

LA Paylor said...

oh yes, pink penguins please! Sunflowers were really stunning grouped in three... on top of a mottled hand dye would be a gorgeous wall art.

piecefulwendy said...

Penguins and Posies - precisely perfect (I'm working on my alliteration)! Woohoo for a basted quilt; will be fun to see the quilting!

Linda M @ Pieceful Kingdom said...

Wow! That quilt has turned out great. Have fun quilting!

gayle said...

This quilt has been a delight to watch from beginning to end! Enjoy the quilting!

Jenny said...

Lovely, it such a Sping like design, isn't it. And it's not such a long time really, some of my UFOs are much older

Jollygirl said...

I love your quilt, especially the sunflowers at the top. Thank you for the inspiration.

grammajudyb said...

Hooray! Your Sprouts s quilt is in the home stretch! It is absolutely adorable/gorgeous/ beautiful! It was a labor of love and it shows!

Chantal said...

Wow! I love the changes you made to the top. It showcase the sunflowers so beautifully. Fabulous! Almost at the finish line, Diann. Enjoy! ;^)

Sylvia@Treadlestitches said...

Congratulations on a wonderful top! All the colors are so bright and spring-like! And who could resist that adorable penguin? Great job.

Cynthia Brunz Designs said...

It doesn't seem like you have been working on this quilt that long. It has been fun to see it evolve. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!

Cathy said...

My sprouts have bridged the years too! I need to get my backing pieced and then it is on my list to finish in June.

I love that you added flowers to yours.

Susie H said...

Your Sprouts turned out gorgeous! Love the scrappy skies with the lovely yellow sunflowers. Great job. I bet you get it finished this week!

PS I noticed the little penguins right off! *wink*

Katie Z. said...

It’s beautiful!

Kate said...

That is such a fun quilt! It's definitely worth it no matter how long it took to get it all together.