Three more blocks and I'll have enough for a baby quilt. Or four more, if I decide to toss that block I don't like (bottom row, left). I worked on it a little, replacing one of the pieces, but it's still obviously not a sister of the other eight blocks.
Now I'm going to go blog hopping and see what everyone else is doing.
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On 02/21/2009, Nicole Reed said ...
I was just going to email you to see how you were doing! I am at the point where I am starting to sew my rows together. Decided to do a diagonal set, but haven't figured out the border yet. The fabric group is so old I will never find the exact thing, so I may do a pieced border. Isn't this fun? The best part is that no one is bothering me, the phone hasn't run, and even the dogs are behaving.
On 02/21/2009, Trudy Neill of Windemere Farm said ...
Well now, both you and Barbara are moving right along with your projects...it looks like fun to me. I am having a brain dead day trying to sew some UFO's and have stopped as I just ripped out one block FOUR times....lol. Keep up the good work :)
Hugs,
Trudy
On 02/21/2009, Linda said ...
Great job all your blocks look beautiful!
I never even noticed the one block til you mentioned it! They are all so beautiful! What about putting it in the center to show off it's 'non-sisterlyness'?? Can't wait to see the finished results!
Linda
On 02/21/2009, Melinda said ...
That one block may not fit in with the others but I like it. I always tell my students that not all fabrics, blocks can be the lead singer, some have to sing backup. I think this one is a lead singer.
On 02/22/2009, May Kristin said ...
Love your blocks! So fresh!
On 02/22/2009, Carrie P. said ...
I really like the orange and pink blocks. Wish I would have thought of that combination.
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