
I had some new fabrics come in this week. Some was for a workshop that I participated in on Saturday. What a great time we had. It was led by Lorna, over at Sew Fresh Quilts. I got a start on doing her Forest Friends design. I finished this birds block,

I have a commission quilt to do, as well, which is going to take priority for the next while. We are having some new graphic designs done for Eagle’s Wings Quilts, and the designer, rather than being paid in cash, has asked for a quilt as payment. She wants this design Bravo Indigo. I’m adapting it to make it larger, and eliminate the flip and dew triangles.
Fabric used this week: 0 yards
Fabric used this year: 79.3 yards
Fabric added this week: 15 yards
Fabric added this year: 77.45 yards
Net stash busted: 1.85 yards
I’m linking to Kathy’s Slow Sunday Stitching and to Judy’s Stash Report.
I agree about finding the tracing and the cutting relaxing. I do not find choosing colours relaxing. I do like the shading on that bird block.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to have an animal theme going today! Great projects! I made some baby elephants...
ReplyDeleteWow, your My Tweets block nine looks terrific! And I adore the bear -- how fun! I do not enjoy the tracing/cutting part; it makes me anxious! LOL! But I don't find choosing colors relaxing either, so we're in the same boat, there! :)
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