I decided to make finishing the blocks for the Harpsichord Quilt around the same time as I finish the two Silent Garden tops a goal and, in order to accomplish that, I estimated that I need to do one Harpsichord block for every star I finish. And so far it’s working fabulously!

First I finished this brown & blue Silent Garden star.

Its back after pressing.

Then this dark green Harpsichord block.

And its back after pressing and grading the seams.

Then another one of the Tranquil Garden blocks which are – I have to admit – my favourites right now.

And its back.

Finally, a light blue Harpsichord block.

And its back after pressing and grading the seams.

But …

…there may be trouble ahead and this routine quite possibly could get disrupted.

Linda Franz is going to be introducing a new Inklingo collection during another of the Inklingo live videos on Facebook Friday evening (which are a whole lot of fun). I have no idea what the new collection might be. I may be safe. It may be something I can resist for just a little bit.

However, if it involves curved piecing or some other wonderful block/quilt that I haven’t even begun to imagine? Well, the Silent Garden and Harpsichord blocks just may have some  – no, make that a lot of competition for attention on the weekend and my printer may be humming as I print shapes for whatever that new collection may be! In the meantime, my imagination is working overtime as I ponder what it may be.

“Something Brewing”

Jake was posing for a photo on the weekend.

Baxter, on the other hand, really did not want his picture taken until he took possession of my desk chair. Then he seemed quite content to pose.