Showing posts with label RBD Block Challenge 2022. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RBD Block Challenge 2022. Show all posts

Thursday, February 10, 2022

I Like Thursday #123 ~ Celebrating Mistakes


And Then There Were Three

I have three of this little blocks done for the 

The Neighborhood ~ Free Downloadable Here


There is a free Embroidery Stitch Booklet on the other stuff page 

@ Crabapple Hill Studio

to help with learning the stitches. 

I discovered that I have been doing a common stitch

 in a "different way" all these years. 


This stitching is very small and my eyes can only manage about one a day

and my stitching is my stitching.

The sketched image is less than 2" by 3."

I could have enlarged them but I like the challenge of the little blocks. 


I am very happy with the how these blocks are working up. 

I am thinking to search my stash soon for fabrics to go with these blocks to make a small wall quilt.

Because I am focusing on these blocks this month, I have been trying to resist all the other wonderful quilt-alongs I have been seeing online. I have been following along and enjoying the eye candy. 



One of them is the Riley Blake 2022 Block Challenge

 Click Here for Riley Blake 2022 Block Patterns 

You can see all the amazing blocks in the making in the


Riley Blake 2022 Block Challenge FB Group


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Another quilt-along that I will be following is this one:

The Beautiful Day Mystery BOM by Corey Yoder


There is a sneak peek at a block in this link:  Coriander Quilts on FB

I love this fabric line but have resisted purchase as my stash overfloweth with fabrics that I love.

My quilty reading of the week ahs been this book off my shelves.

I have no idea when I acquired this book but I vaguely recall it was on a sale table and may be used. It looks like new though.

The Improv Hanbook For Modern Quilters

 by Sherri Lynn Wood

It is a wonderful book! 


One of the many words of wisdom in this book is this favorite gem.

I need to remind myself every once in awhile 

that there are really no mistakes in quilting.

It is all in the eye of the beholder.

 I choose to have a forgiving eye. 



To all my readers and my friends @

Happy Thursday!