I had too many blocks for the little design wall in my studio so I took the blocks to the basement and put them on a big design wall.
I wonder if I can keep this up, making 3 blocks every day. This butterfly print is an old one, the batik is fairly new.
I didn't get very much mowing done because the grass was too wet in the shade of the trees and then it rained late in the afternoon. It sounds like no rain today but it is going to get hotter.
My new neighbor will be moving in soon. The closing was this morning.
We are to get sun all day. The blocka are really beautiful all together on the design wall. I think today I am going to go with the flow. I plan something and it never gets done. Keep up the good work Chris
You definitely can do three blocks in a day. It looks like you have it down to a science. Well today, I think we are getting rain. Good day to sew. Hope you have some nice new neighbors.
On a slow day, if you have any, do 4 blocks. That way when the world is going crazy around you, you will be ahead 1 block and only need 2 for that day.
Three blocks a day? Some days I can and some days I can't. Just take it day by day and do as many as you can. I love the butterfly fabric! Good luck with your new neighbours.
Such striking combinations of fabrics in all the blocks. When I saw the photo as a little thumbnail on the side of my blog, the blocks just shimmered. Lovely!
That seems like a good goal to have, I love the fabrics you are using on this quilt and that you are mixing batiks and prints. People seem to think it has to be one or the other.
I had too many blocks for the little design wall in my studio so I took the blocks to the basement and put them on a big design wall.
We are to get sun all day. The blocka are really beautiful all together on the design wall. I think today I am going to go with the flow. I plan something and it never gets done. Keep up the good work Chris
ReplyDeleteYou definitely can do three blocks in a day. It looks like you have it down to a science. Well today, I think we are getting rain. Good day to sew. Hope you have some nice new neighbors.
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are looking great Wanda.
ReplyDeleteI was inspired by you to post pictures a a flowering bush on my blog and find out what it is. Now I know!
It's going to be absolutely beautiful. It is already!
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw this picture I thought 'Tetris'. I wonder if there is a Rorschach test for quilt squares...
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors as usual, they are well... exuberant!
hope you have a nice neighbor!
ReplyDeletethe blocks are great, I like that pattern.
Karen
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Love those blocks, the butterfly print looks wonderful. We just had a brief shower and we really need it.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone can keep doing the 3 blocks a day pace, it's you. They're looking beautiful. The butterfly print with that batik is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI just love the way this is coming together. Good luck with the new neighbour!
ReplyDeleteOn a slow day, if you have any, do 4 blocks. That way when the world is going crazy around you, you will be ahead 1 block and only need 2 for that day.
ReplyDeleteThree blocks a day? Some days I can and some days I can't. Just take it day by day and do as many as you can. I love the butterfly fabric! Good luck with your new neighbours.
ReplyDeleteSuch striking combinations of fabrics in all the blocks. When I saw the photo as a little thumbnail on the side of my blog, the blocks just shimmered. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW ~ Wanda ~ another beauty in the making. These fabrics are gorgeous. The butterflies, flowers and leaves, what more could we ask for ?
ReplyDeleteJ~MT
Neat-O! This is going to be stunning.
ReplyDeleteIt is looking gorgeous already!! Such lovely colours. :-))
ReplyDeleteLovely how the new and old work together! Thanks for sharing your process.
ReplyDeleteThis is looking awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteThat seems like a good goal to have, I love the fabrics you are using on this quilt and that you are mixing batiks and prints. People seem to think it has to be one or the other.
ReplyDeleteOMIGOSH! I think I actually have that butterfly print. Somewhere. Tucked away. Under something. Unless my sister stole it! Thanks for the inspiration!
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