I got a lot done - hubby is still home on annual leave, but that didn't stop me seriously ignoring him for the afternoon and early evening :)
But first, I must pass on thanks to Vanessa,
for sending me this lovely FQ and gorgeous tag as a thank you for the work I do as
Swap Co-Ordinator for the Fat Quarter Swap Group
awww, thanks Vanessa, your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated :)
Swap Co-Ordinator for the Fat Quarter Swap Group
awww, thanks Vanessa, your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated :)
OK, so now onto what I accomplished for FNwF :)
The afternoon starts with good preparation
The last of my Christmas Bubbly
setting aside my blue scraps for the start of the Rainbow Scrap Challenge (RSC14) project
(see link in the sidebar)
(see link in the sidebar)
which turned into this :) will finish it this afternoon
SharonJ, my January partner for QBSA, is super organised and has already sent me two blocks - my request was for the Starflower block in rainbow colours on either BLACK or WHITE solids
I think she has met the brief :) thanks Sharon
I completed the following two blocks for SharonJ
Sharon's request was for any block in purples, lavenders, greens - I hope this is acceptable :)
these blocks are packed and ready to be posted on Monday
I was on a roll with digging through my purple stash, so I made some blocks for Block Lotto
(see link on sidebar)
(see link on sidebar)
January Block Lotto - Double Chevron Block |
The top block was made using the tutorial provided - starting with one big 8 3/4 inch square
the bottom block was made using my preferred method - starting with 4 1/2 inch squares
It has been quite a while since I participated in Block Lotto, but these blocks appealed to me :)
This lovely block and fabric bowl arrived during the week from Jan for January Christmas Block Swap
Here is the block I made for Jan
it is now packed and ready to post
Thank you for visiting my blog today - I hope you have a good day.
Remember, any day doing something you love makes it a good day ;-)
Doing what you like is freedom. Liking what you do is happiness.
WOW!! Cathy you sure did sew up a strom. Lots of lovely blocks and you received some nice gifts too.
ReplyDeleteLOL I meant STORM....
ReplyDeleteThat afternoon preparation looks amazing and the sewing was pretty special too.
ReplyDeleteLots of lovely blocks made Cathy. You had a very successful FNWF. Hugs......
ReplyDeleteWOW, lots of lovely blocks and I love the fabric bowl.
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing work Cathy by everyone and what a way to spend the afternoon, glass of wine and sewing.
ReplyDeleteGosh you got a lot done - love the rainbow blocks, a bit of bubbly doesn't hurt either.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look wonderful. You got much done. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! You really are on a roll! I love your feather ... that one is on my list for sometime this year.
ReplyDeleteWonderful projects in a great mix of fabrics!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful projects you have going on. Your feather is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly achieved a lot. Love the different fabrics used ♥
ReplyDeleteGoodness Cathy - you have been busy! The blocks are gorgeous, all of them!!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! You have been busy.
ReplyDeleteFabulous achievements for the night...well done.
ReplyDeleteWow...so many fabulous blocks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics; I love your purple and green block. The rainbow challenge block looks interesting too, and you did it so quickly!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks, you've been busy lately!
ReplyDeleteLove the feather block and had thought about making that one for RSC myself. Lots of other great projects too.
ReplyDeleteIs the star flower block the same as lemoyne star or do you know the difference
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, I guess you could call it a 'cheats' lemoyne star LOL - the lemoyne star petals are usually made in one piece and involve 'Y seams', whereas the starflower block is made up of HSTs
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