It's very slow going on the FMQ of my quilt, A Groovy Kind of Love
Deciding what to do is a big part of the delay.
I want to try designs I hadn't done before that didn't include stippling.
Last week I was working on Pebble Loop, a Leah Day design.
This week I decided to try Cucumber Vine, another Leah Day design.
I quite like it, even though it is taking me forever! It is a very forgiving design and the travel stitching is just in short sections, so even when I go off track it doesn't look horrible!
Still a long way to go though.
...and some of the delay I attribute to this....
Sheriti is just too cute to get mad at!
I got a huge surprise yesterday! About 3 months ago, I won a random draw during the Bloggers Quilt Festival. It was supposed to be something from Riley Blake, but nothing ever arrived.
I just chalked it up as a lost cause.
Well, yesterday the UPS delivery truck arrived at my house with a big box from Riley Blake with these 3 FQ bundles!!!
... and a few gorgeous buttons
...and a big pile of different ric rac and ribbon!
Now, I'm not so sure I was originally meant to receive ALL of this!
Maybe it grew during the 3 month delay!!
Either way, I'm a happy quilter!
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I'm also working on the latest blocks for our Happiness Circle @ do. Good Stitches. Nothing to share yet.
I've been stalking my secret swap partner for
All the bags will be made using the same pattern, so our input is in the fabric and design!
I neglected earlier to share my swap goodies which I received from Hilary in the
This cute pencil case has a warm and cool side! Very clever!
Isn't the lining amazing? I will always remember that it came from Down Under!
The fabric bits are all new to me, so I look forward to using them.
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Starry, Starry Night remains a WIP
I really want to finish A Groovy Kind of Love before I tackle this one.
Oops! Well, I did start cutting for one other project....forgot! This is a lovely pile of 6" equilateral triangles using up the remainder of my Chicopee bundles!
To cut the equilateral triangles I used a tutorial from Marit @ Quilt it. She has done a series of posts about making a triangle quilt. I just changed the size of the triangle from 8" to 6".
To cut the equilateral triangles I used a tutorial from Marit @ Quilt it. She has done a series of posts about making a triangle quilt. I just changed the size of the triangle from 8" to 6".
So, I guess that's it for me this week.
Linking up with Lee @ Freshly Pieced
and Monika @ The Needle & Thread Network.
Have a great sewing week!