I am not too sure where all the time went this week.
But I sure don't feel like I got a lot accomplished!
I have been slowly sewing up more flowers for my improv garden quilt. These blocks do take a bit of time to sew - it is definitely not a speedy project.
And as a leader/ender project, I finished up five more blue log cabin blocks.
I did take the time to put my blocks back up on a design wall. I think this will be the final layout. Now I know I just need 15 more blue and three more green blocks to complete the design.
I hope to finish this one soon!
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14 comments:
I really like your flower project, Cyndy - especially how you're connecting them with more green! I always figure a little bit of progress on something here and there will lead somewhere good in the long run - looks like you are heading somewhere really good with both of those. Have a wonderful Sunday!
Those flowers are time consuming indeed! But they are gorgeous and worth time time. You'll have the log cabin blocks knocked out in no time!
What a great use of your dark BLUE scraps, Cynthia!! Mixed with the green blocks, they absolutely sparkle. I believe something similar is in my future. If I could just weed through the backlog!!
These flowers are beautiful, I love the high contrast between them and the background.
Love those wonky roses!
wowie! Now I want to stop the presses and make a log cabin. Your improv blocks are so cool, so interesting and all the fabrics in the large one make the overall design deep and rich. I just love how it is coming out. Both of them. Great job! LeeAnna
Both projects are stunning! I agree that some improv takes much longer to create than traditional piecing. All it took was one try to realize it was not a shortcut.
I love the blue and green combination in the log cabin quilt.
(All I did for scraps this week was make more of them.)
I love how your garden is growing! See how all those greens mix it up in the most yummy way?
I so love your flowers. The darker centre makes them look more real, if that makes sense. Love your Log Cabin quilt too. Enjoy! ;^)
I like your Log Cabin blocks the color and the placement so far!
Hi, I was in your class in Grass Valley and I meant to ask you where you got the plastic bins that held your 2 1/2 in pieces. The three bins inside the larger ones.
Thanks, Judy Vaughn
Your flower project is so inspiring - love the colors - make me think of the calendula, nasturtiums, and other blooms in my garden right now> Thanks for sharing - love all your productivity (even tho it doesn't feel like much to you, it IS!)
Oooh -- I really like your log cabin quilt. And, the end is in sight. How big are your logs? I may want to copy your idea. (Remember copying is a sincere form of flattery...) On the other hand I really don't need any new projects! But I do like that log cabin.
Love both projects you've got going - you do great work!
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