There are still 4 to bind, and another 2 have the binding attached, I just have to turn it to the back and machine it down. It won't take long, but I keep getting sidetracked.
I somehow started a new project, with these blocks. BlockBase calls them Good Fortune, so I guess I will too.
I love how graphic they are, and they don't use much fabric, so I'm chopping up some of my precious scraps. Pure fun.
Then I got a bee in my bonnet about my untouched batik stash, so I pulled out a heap of them and started cutting for this pattern, I don't know what it's called, but I love how it tessalates.
I'm piecing it in 8" blocks with a partial seam, and they are making me very happy too.
They need to take over the design wall, but I have many other things on it right now, so they'll have to wait until I can make space for them.The UFO guilt got to me, so I pulled out a project box containing these blocks.
I think they're called Washington Sidewalk, among other things. I love making this block, first started in 2016, then set aside since early 2020. Time to make some progress.
I think they're called Washington Sidewalk, among other things. I love making this block, first started in 2016, then set aside since early 2020. Time to make some progress.
I have such a bad habit of not adding these tiny little corner triangles. It seems such a trivial detail to work on, when all I want to do is finish more blocks, so I don't bother. Then I have a mountain of them to deal with. But I was good and did them all in one sitting, chain piecing one after another. I'm trying to be better about that from now on.
And how did our little baby turn 3 last month? He's such a character, very intense, opinionated, loving and impetuous. We call him Cyclone Finn, because he does everything at great speed, and sometimes with attendant destruction. Oh dear.
And, to stop me being maudlin about not having a little baby grandchild anymore, my son and daughter-in-law are expecting a little girl in August. I'm so looking forward to having another little girl in the family, what a blessing our grandchildren are.
You're a whirlwind of progress. If only I had half of your energy. Little ones seem to grow up so fast, don't they. Big congratulations on the new baby girl to be. That's simply wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing all of your adventurous ideas. We always appreciate seeing your wonderful color combinations.
Sandy / Gypsy Quilter Designs / Murphy, North Carolina, USA