I think I did this one twice, considering all the seam ripping that went on.
I like how a block design is on point within another frame or outer block.
I am losing steam fast, but I am enjoying all those empty plastic bags. It feels like exercise. You hate to start each time, but it feels fantastic when you are done. Too bad this doesn't burn calories! I also am glad I was able to figure out which fabric goes with which block pattern! Whoo-hoo!
So if I made a list...
3 blocks- finished at an unknown time
10 blocks- finished since last Saturday (previously cut out)
3 blocks- halfway pieced in some form or another
2 blocks- cut out ready to be pieced
6 blocks- need to be cut out and pieced.
My goal is to make 5 more blocks at the end of the week. Then I can get going on those QALs.
Thanks for all the wonderful comments this last week. Comments like yours make my world a little more warm and fuzzy. I have been overwhelmed with the kids on vacation. I am being terrible with the email. Forgive me. I'll be better... Pinky swear, K?
Well, considering you've got 3 kids home full time, your productivity is impressive. The blocks are coming together nicely and I can completely understand how great it must feel to have all those empty bags!!! (I'm with you on the burning calories thing).
ReplyDeleteI love that first block! The second is really nice to. I also love the block inside of a block especially when one is on point. 15 minutes at a time, will eventually get the project finished. Smile and enjoy the journey.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy and you're on a roll with the blocks. It looks like a lot of piecing to me, they pack a lovely punch of colour.
ReplyDeletelovely blocks!
ReplyDeleteKeep it up. You are doing great.
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, pretty!
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