and I now have time to do that because #14 Cherry Tree block is done.
I am going to have to rethink using this fabric in this quilt again though.
I think if I have used it three times in this quilt, then that is it. I won't be using it again, unless it starts to really drive me crazy. Then I will be replacing them. We will see. Only time will tell.
Something to think about....this block takes us (or those that are this far I should say) over the halfway point. Still seems like a long time when you think there are still 11 blocks to go though.
Something to think about....this block takes us (or those that are this far I should say) over the halfway point. Still seems like a long time when you think there are still 11 blocks to go though.
Sure hope December's block is an easy one. I think I am tired of doing the little hairpin turn flowers. I want to move onto something different
By the way, I finally ordered the Paper Pieces 1" circle templates. I am anxiously awaiting them and giving them a try. I do have 130 of those babies all ready to be gathered on.
Ok....off to plan my dinner.
Have a great evening.
I like your background a lot. It adds a nice touch to the blocks. BTW, Your blocks is fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the background. I have a thing about odd numbers so I'd use it 3 or 5 times, but not 4. I'm working on block 4 and I'm tired of the hairpin curves...This is definitely a skill builder for me. Love your block and your choices of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteMimi how did you do the circle? I am thinking of just doing it cut away, your looks like a bias strip? It looks very perfect!
ReplyDeleteIf you're talking about the background, I like it, but then it's not my quilt. Sharon isn't the only one who has 'a thing' about odd numbers - so do artists, decorators, architects, etc. If you have all three blocks with this fabric in the top, my opinion (and I always have one!) is to use it twice more in the bottom to tie the sections together.
ReplyDeleteAnd you did a really nice job on all the blocks. I'm still working on the first few.