WIP Wednesday: Guest Hosted by Stacey from The Tilted Quilt

Hi everybody—I'm Stacey from The Tilted Quilt. I am really thrilled to guest host WIP Wednesday for Lee this week. This was one of the first blogs I ever stumbled upon when I started quilting and I remember even being nervous the first time I linked up to share a project. If this is your first time or your thirtieth, welcome! I love browsing the projects from all of the talented quilters each week—what an inspiration and a wonderful place to share our passion for quilting with each other.

My to-do list is ever growing, but a few recent finishes have made way for a whole set of new work.Here's what's going on in my sewing room this week: 

I'm working on a quilt for Moda Bake Shop that should (fingers crossed) be completed mid-July. It uses the totally adorable S'more Love line that just came out. This is going to be a family quilt to take on our camping adventures. I can't wait to show you the finished product—it will be a very simple paper-pieced block, great for beginners. 

On my cutting table you will find these three fabrics which will make up Block #5 of my Swoon quilt.  I've just joined a Flickr group of other Swooners with the goal of finishing this up by the end of the summer. 

I ♥ Hexagon  block tutorial

These blocks were made for me by my Get Your Hex On! hive mates. It would be an understatement to say that I am a hex-aholic. I started a bee this year dedicated to all things hexie and it's been such a blast so far. My month to host was February and I hadn't really made progress on laying out these gorgeous blocks yet. This past weekend, my hubby (aka my design consultant) and I put up the blocks on the design wall and started playing around with layouts for these blocks. Eventually, the quilt will be called "Falling in Love." I snapped a quick pic of what I want to do. 

Now, I've got to figure out a way to implement the vision.

So, what are you working on this week? Here are the linky rules:1. Link up any post from the past week that features at least one unfinished work-in-progress (WIP).2. Somewhere in your post, you must link back here to my blog. (Or grab the WIP Wednesday button for your sidebar.)3. Comment on at least a few of the other WIP Wednesday links.P.S. (from Lee): Hey, would you like to guest-host a WIP Wednesday post? I'm looking for guest-hosts with beautiful projects, a unique style, and an entertaining writing voice for the first Wednesday of each month. Drop me a line at freshlypieced *at* gmail dot com and include a link to your own blog. Priority will go to those who have regularly linked up to WIP Wednesday in the past. 

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