Wow, I love making blocks! Here are the most recent ones...
For Bee Inspired:
Maverick Stars for Ann. Luckily my cousin was in town and she helped out and made a couple of blocks!
A hexagon block for Natasha. Took a lot of time, but it was fun to make. I think because of the time it took to make it was hard to mail this one off!
For Around the Block:
Two log cabins in fun springy colors for Louise. Her quilt is going to be so fun!
For the block of the month from Amitie, Green Tea and Sweet Beans, I made these:
I am really really enjoying this block of the month. It's all done by hand too!
And lastly, a new project with my quilting friends, the Civil War Diary Quilt. Here are blocks 1 and 2:
Here is what the whole quilt looks like so far.
I feel like I haven't really done much this month. Working on these little blocks is fun, but it's been so long since I've finished a quilt!
On another note, Corgi Fair is coming up, hope to see some of you bay area corgis there!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Blocks blocks and more blocks!
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4 comments:
Oh wow! Those are some beautiful blocks. The hexagon one is just stunning. I would have a hard time parting with that too! :)
oh those blocks are so lovely!! i would have a hard time parting with them too. i really do need to figure out how to do that windmill one. i also feel like i haven't sewn anything in ages! (and i'm a little behind on quilt bee blocks too.)
oh wow those are some fabulous blocks. I just adore the windmill and pink and grey civil war one. ANd of course myy fabulous block with the neatest stitches I have probably ever seen!
These look awesome! Love the pinwheel one! Now that I have a totally cute subject to sew for, but don't have a spare moment to sew... what's the point of having kids?! :P
So are you going to the corgi fair? We were thinking about it, but not sure if we can work it in... but the thought of finally meeting Lucy definitely makes it much more appealing :) What's she going to dress up as?
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