Seven
more flowers this week for a total of 251.
I need
to join two strips so that I can free up some hexagons. I laid out the strips to make sure two of the
same fabrics aren’t next to each other.
I’m
getting closer to a full quilt top, but I’m still not sure how this will
finish.
Last week, in the comments, Jessica asked to see the cover of the tin I use for my sewing kit. It's a little lunch box that I bought at the Nakajima Koen flea market last year.
Last week, in the comments, Jessica asked to see the cover of the tin I use for my sewing kit. It's a little lunch box that I bought at the Nakajima Koen flea market last year.
I'm linking up with Jessica at Life Under Quilts.
Your blue quilt is going to look lovely. I need to make progress on my hexies tonight.
ReplyDeleteThe hexagon collection is looking more impressive every Monday!
ReplyDeleteYour blue flowers are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Manuela
Amazing~ can you join the two sections by next week?
ReplyDeleteOh, this is lovely. I'm looking forward to seeing your progress next week!
ReplyDeleteI admit I wasn't sold on blue flowers, but seeing them all together is terrific. It's going to look great.
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with the larger scale floral on the right. Mixing in those larger, high contrast prints really makes the quilt sparkle in the end. Nice progress!
ReplyDeleteYour blue quilt looks cool and refreshing and is going to be so beautiful when you finish. Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat Blog! I can't wait to visit this great country. Bought my ticket on flysky.ro and I am thrilled.It will be the best vacation ever!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you have scattered your blue blossoms...so natural looking!
ReplyDeleteWow - 7 flowers is great progress! I love the blues and the various print scales. Very impressive!
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