The last time I worked on my 30's fabrics Patchwork of the Crosses EPP blocks was
When Maestro was a baby kitty who had just come home with us.
Awww ... she is so cute.
Hmmm ... I changed the final layout today.
I like the block I made.
I started this project almost two years ago
Here is Block 1 of my 30's POTC
Today I decided to pull these blocks out and see what I had done
Hmmm ... I changed the final layout today.
I like the block I made.
I started this project almost two years ago
Here is Block 1 of my 30's POTC
Today I decided to pull these blocks out and see what I had done
Nutmeg helped.
Awww ... she is so cute.
When I last worked on these blocks,
poor baby Nutmeg was not in the picture
because she was still somewhere in a shelter in Carolina.
Nutmeg also helped me explore and lay out some of the blocks I had made.
I was obsessed with sewing these blocks for six months.
I got very little other sewing done.
Awww ... she is so cute.
When I last worked on these blocks,
poor baby Nutmeg was not in the picture
because she was still somewhere in a shelter in Carolina.
Nutmeg also helped me explore and lay out some of the blocks I had made.
I was obsessed with sewing these blocks for six months.
I got very little other sewing done.
We found there were 15 blocks and 3 connecting units.
I think it was the connecting units that may have cooled my obsession
about making these blocks.
I really enjoy the creative element of choosing
and fussy cutting
and laying out the cross blocks.
The connecting units ... not so much.
If I want a quilt, though, I have to sew the other units.
I need to even this score.
So I will slowly sew the small connecting units.
Then there are corner units.
Sew them, too.
16 blocks could make a 4 by 4 wall quilt.
I can do that!
:-)
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.
.
Edit: woke up this Monday Morning to this ...
Snow much for early Spring
#snowmuchforearlyspring ;)
I think it was the connecting units that may have cooled my obsession
about making these blocks.
I really enjoy the creative element of choosing
and fussy cutting
and laying out the cross blocks.
The connecting units ... not so much.
If I want a quilt, though, I have to sew the other units.
I need to even this score.
So I will slowly sew the small connecting units.
Then there are corner units.
Sew them, too.
16 blocks could make a 4 by 4 wall quilt.
I can do that!
:-)
.
.
.
Edit: woke up this Monday Morning to this ...
Snow much for early Spring
#snowmuchforearlyspring ;)
5 comments:
I love your EPP blocks. All fabrics are so cheerful and pretty. Yes, I think a 4 by 4 wall quilt oozing with these pretties would be fabulous.
Oh sew pretty Pat, I know you will get that finish with your two helpers to assist.
Oh my, your blocks are lovely! I especially loved the photo of them all together. Also, love your daily posts--great job!
I love seeing your kitties inspecting your sewing! Where is your other kitty?
Your pussy cats are totally adorable and your patchwork very beautiful. I hope the snow doesn't last long - what a nuisance it is. Hoping for Spring very soon. Love from Pauline in the UK.
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