I can mark a big check mark on my Capital T blocks as ‘done’ on my 2018 project list! I have completed November, December, and January Capital T blocks for the Sew Along! YEA! Bella’s Capital T Sew Along is a neat way to make a Capital T quilt in 12 months. She provides a different take on the Capital T block. Bella has done such a great research on the Capital T Quilt. Check on her Blog when you have time.
I am doing all my blocks in Red and White!
If you would like to join in send her an email and she will put you on the list! At the end of the month she will show off your block for the current month!
Even though it is only 3 blocks that I have completed, I feel good because it is one thing I can cross off my “to do” list and now I am caught up with the Monthly Sew Along.
I have decided to participate in the RSC 2019 but not on the Tiny Tuesday blocks. I just want to do one block a month. This morning when I turned my perpetual quilting block calendar to 11 January 2019 and Four Crowns is the block for the day! I immediately knew that it would make a beautiful quilt in all the RSC colors for 2019, so one Red block coming up for January! I would like to make 12 blocks in different colors and probably in Batiks! The other alternative would be to make the blocks in one color way! We shall see what I can accomplish!
Next on my list is to make 2 baby quilts and redo the borders on Enduring Love!
Things are coming along!
Have a great week-end! I am hoping for winter time again soon! (Dreamer)
Nanette
Chopin - A Passionate Quilter From Texas 
I just may join you on the double T as my granddaughter is Taylor and I’d like to do a “T” quilt for her
Thanks for the link
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It is an easy and fun project to do and only 1 block a month, or take a block you like and just make 12 bocks – they are 12″ blocks.
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I love the red in the T block. The Four Crowns is a very pretty pattern, will be lovely as a quilt. Happy stitching!
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Thank you Gretchen. I have seen variations, but not this one before. It may be a blue and white, or turquoise and something to make it more Southwest! Hugs
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Hi Nanette ~ Your T blocks are gorgeous! I really like that you picked 2 solid colors for this. I think it really shows off the ‘T’ and makes it so much more dramatic. triple check on these
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Thank you! Had a small sense of accomplishment on them – Today is baby day around here – baby quilts that is!
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Hi Nanette! The excitement and positiveness in your post is catching. I am all pumped about doing my color block for this month. I’m joining one for the first time, and can’t even tell you who is hosting it but the color is green. Thanks for the link to Bella’s blog – I will check it out. I also love the block for January 11th – Four Crowns will make a fabulous quilt. I look forward to seeing if you decide to use one colorway or go the multiple route. ~smile~ Roseanne
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I am trying to limit the BOM of the month from on-line but so tempting to jump in. As long as it is one block a month that allows me to continue working on my list! Have a great week-end Roseanne! Hugs
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Your red and white T quilt is gonna be wonderful!
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Thank you Laura I am excited to see how they turn out as each one is supposed to be a different version of the Capital T
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Baby quilts! I have that on my list for this year too, just to get rid of my flannel scraps.😉 The red you are using for your T quilt is gorgeous! What are you using?
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The red is Moda Marble Mates. They do not make them anymore. So I want to make a quilt that has a history for the block and the fabric! I love this fabric! I was in a store in Oklahoma about 6 years ago at a small shop in Durant and bought the last of the bolt – think it was close to 7 yards! The white is Windham “Grace II” by Whisler (?) I bought about 7 yards last December at a local store, loved using it with batiks – my RSC 2018 was made with this white. Then I ordered a bolt from Hancocks of Padachua. I was lucky – it was marked wrong when I received the bolt and they gave it to me for that price!
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I love red. My favorite color. It will be beautiful.
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Thank you Lori – this is one of my most treasured pieces of fabric – Wish they still made it. Moda marbles changed about 6 years ago as far as the fabric they are using. Nothing like what I have in my monstrous stash of Moda’s. It was all I bought when I started sewing. They were the best!
Hope all is well! Hugs
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The red with the white is such a classic look. When it’s all done, it’s going to be beautiful!
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Thank you Connie. Our internet is down. Hazard of living in the country. The should have it fixed by Tomorrow!
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Your red T blocks are spectacular! Hope you enjoy the RSC. Warning, it is addictive.
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Thank you Kate! Yes the RSC is additive!
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You are right on that!
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