Still not much progress to report. My dad flew in from HK on Thursday, and my schedule was pretty busy even before that.
Inching Along
Books And Blocks Bee
For Kelleigh Z, May's Pinwheel block:
Due to not thinking things through, I've run out of Kona Ash for the borders. Once I get the centre sewn together and stuck on, it'll go to Kelleigh, who'll add the borders herself. (So sorry about that!)
For Ylrbmk, June's Stone Cathedral block:
Never done a Cathedral Windows block before. It's not as difficult as I imagined, just fiddly!
I have my block for July all picked out - I just have to make it up to show people what I want!
Stuck In The Mud
Build Me Up Buttercup
Just haven't had time to sit down and sew the blocks together!
Mum's Impstar
Binding, binding, binding - so close and still so far! :(
New York Beauty
Okay, this has ground to a halt and I've come to a decision about it. I'm going to finish the blocks I've already cut and prepped, and they and the presently finished ones are going to turn into a mini-quilt.
This is mostly because of the Sydney Craft And Quilt Fair, at which I purchased...stash...
Reece Scannell cottons.
Which I am planning to make into a New York Beauty quilt, inspired by others in the New York Beauty Quilt Along, although primarily by Elizabeth Dackson of Don't Call Me Betsy with her NYB mini quilt (the one that's in the Summer Sewing Contest).
Just as soon as I can clear the decks...
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Anyway, it's WIP Wednesday which means there's a linky party about, and other people's projects to admire!
I am commiserating with the binding taking forever - I'm on my 2nd this week but I have to admit it does feel good. You realled me in with the pic of your Reece Scannell Cottons - can't wait to see what you make ...
ReplyDeleteYou've got so many interesting projects this week :)
ReplyDeleteLots of great projects going on - love those shot cottons :)
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric purchases!! Your blocks are amazing. I have yet to try cathedral windows but it's on my list!
ReplyDeleteLoving your projects and your bee blocks look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the Cathedral pieces. I want to try those some time, but I'm afraid of anything with curves.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those projects and all that pretty fabric. Too much fun!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow!! love that Cathedral window block.....everything is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThose shot cottons are just delicious! Now I need to go see if I can find the quilt pattern you mentioned! You've got me curious!
ReplyDeleteI think you're like me, the favorite part of quilting is the fabric. If the fabric could just cut itself up and make itself into pretty quilts of my desire, now wouldn't that be grand:-)
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