I’ve been sewing some Pineapple blocks the last couple nights after Keith goes to bed. I’m back off schedule – sleeping late and then staying up most if not all of the night. Usually it’s not a problem but I was supposed to cook black beans today and now I don’t have time. I could either run out to get something to cook (no grocery store run this weekend) or I could call Keith and tell him we have to go out to dinner – again.
I also started an interesting book about Catherine the Great on Saturday night. If you haven’t noticed I started keeping a reading list on the sidebar. I was only sporadically posting what I was reading so I’m trying this for a while to see if I keep up with it better.
This quilt is going to be so pretty!
Wow! This is very nice. You are one fast quilter!! :>)
Pretty, Pretty, Pretty! This one is really dynamite!
very pretty, Mary! a pineapple quilt is definitely on my “one of these days” list — I have so many scrap strips!
Your pineapple blocks look just lovely, they look like they’d be wonderful scrap-busters too. I think they may just have to go onto my list of ‘to do one day’ blocks.*hugs*Tazzie🙂
Oh, I just love this quilt! Your colors are gorgeous!! Every time I see someone post a pic of Bonnie’s Pineapple quilt, I think I HAVE to make me one. 😀 One of these days…LOL
mary, this is so beautiful. scrap quilts are my very favorite, i think, and this is a terrific example. great job…and your donation quilts are beautiful too. always enjoy ogling your photos
those pineapples are fun – I wish I could stay up late and sew but after work, I am not functional enough to work at the machinehappy sewing
I have to make a pineapple quilt one of these days. Yours is looking so pretty. You sure get a lot done quickly.
Whata great way to use up scraps….fiddly, but well worth it!I think I will have to give it a go to at some stage!cheersNicole
Woaw, your blocks are wonderful !but they take a long time to sew, no ? I can’t wait to see your quilt finished
Nice pieapple – how big are you going to grow her? (Keeper or donater?)
Your pineapple blocks are fantastic, you always manage to make the most gorgeous scrap quilts. Thanks for putting your reading list on the sidebar, I’ve tried a few books that you have mentioned in the past and have enjoyed them, so I’ll be checking the list often.
They are really great. I’ll have to check out the Quilt in a Day method sometime!
I have wanted to start a pineapple for forever. Yours is gorgeous! Way to get us all motivated! 🙂(Hugs)
I agree with vicky- you are inspiring me! the last time I tried this method..it was a sad, sad result-your blocks are wonderful
Very pretty, Mary. I’ve got a bunch of blocks that were started in a pass around project some years back (pre move to AL so 10 plus) but they are foundation pieced and 12 inch finished. This might be a project that should just be scaled back smaller if it is ever going to get done. AND a pile of 7 inchers too that I pull out periodically and work on–some of those short strips from the string blocks would work well on those.
I love pineapple quilts. This is a great scrappy one!I see Linda Fairstein in your sidebar. I like her books, too. I have to check Amazon’s picture of the cover to see if I’ve read Bad Blood. I remember covers, but not titles!
Pretty, pretty! You do so many different patterns/colors/fabrics – it is always a nice surprise to see what you are working on next!Cheers!Evelyn
Hello Mary,compliments for your quiltses, they is so beautiful :)))Ciao from Italy :)))