It's Fresh Sewing Day at Lynne's, so I thought I'd put a mosaic together of some of the stuff I worked on during October. It's not all here since the weather hasn't been super cooperative at the times when I want to take photos. Today is looking promising, though, so watch this space for more work soon!
If you want more info on any of the photos, just click on the mosaic to reach my flickr stream and the links are all there for you just below the picture.
One thing I haven't shown you yet is the pine tree block in the middle top row. That is the block I chose for my month in the Stash Trad bee. We are making traditional blocks for our bee-mates out of fabrics from our own stash. Literally within two days of posting my sample and the instructions, 5 others have already made their blocks for me. Can I just say that this might become my all-time favourite quilt? So excited!
I'm linking up so you can click on this button and find the list of other participants and check to see what they've been up to in the last month! Lynne also has a small blog meet up running on the first of the month - head over to visit some of the newest friends in blogland and show them some love.
HAPPY NOVEMBER!
13 comments:
You are showing a fondness for red in this mosaic! I really can't wait to see your pine tree quilt.
Looks like you had a fun month!
Lovely October sewing, Pops! Can't wait to start my pine tree block.
Great make- I do love red too, and as for the chihuahua hoop- hilarious- the collar detail is fantastic!
What a great mosaic and I love that picture of the Gees Bend quilt with red shoes
Such fun projects!! I particularly like the pumpkin, and your hoop projects are amazing. :)
You have had a busy month! Looking forward to seeing your pine tree quilt, it should be amazing!
I love that gray circle quilt... I could look at it all day!
I refer to my last comment! xxx
Such fun stuff! I love the pumpkin, myself :)
Such wonderful work! I especially love the fire truck but all of it is wonderful.
that quilt still takes my breath! so beautiful. i bet it is really heavy too! i love heavy quilts.
I was eyeing up Amy's pine tree block earlier and wondered which Krista she was referring to. It was you of course! That quilt is going to be a spectacle. Can't wait to see the other blocks and what you do with them.
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