Showing posts with label RITNY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RITNY. Show all posts

Sunday, August 17, 2014

Enders Made Into A RITNY

What's a RITNY? It's my mystery quilt pattern from 2013. You can find the instructions in the mystery tab on the top of the blog. This quilt that placed 2nd in my county fair that same year!

What's an ender? They are small scraps that are sewn together at the end of another piece that is sewn. It's like you are working on two projects at the same time. It's a thread saver, too!

I was taught as a young girl to sew onto a small scrap piece of fabric and leave the pressure foot down when the sewing was done. If I'm going to sew a seam onto a scrap, why not have it sew something useable? 

Bonnie Hunter has written books on beautiful quilts to make with "leaders and enders" of scraps. 

Here's my Ringing in Thd New Year quilt with my scraps of enders. 

I have piles, all made from enders, of 1/2 square triangles ready to be made into broken dishes blocks and squares ready to be made into 4-patch blocks. 

The layout plan begins!

Sew blocks together two by two, and then four by four, etc. 

The rows get completed. 

And then everything gets connected and bordered. 

That's my award winning pattern! Have you made ender pieces? 

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Jen's RITNY

Here's the finished pieces. Ready to be shipped off to Glens Falls to their home. It's been fun making you! Bring warmth and comfort wherever you are!


Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Third One Down

My power sewing weekend has extended into the week but now I can say the three quilts are quilted!

Here's the last one on my list of three - Jen's RITNY quilt getting put on the longarm!

Saturday, June 1, 2013

RITNY 4-Patches

Finally! Ringing In The New Year is under way. Jen, this one is yours!

The fabric is all cut into strips. Then sewn together and cut into these rectangles. 

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

New RITNYs Coming Soon

RITNY is one of my favorites! Maybe I'm biased (pun intended) since I wrote the pattern. I have some new ones to work on and can't wait to share them with you.

Here's a peek at the fabric for three of them-