The last two posts are so impressive to me. Last year, when I thought I was going to buckle down and learn to use my hand-me-down sewing machine, I tried to make a log cabin pillow. Who knew this stuff wasn't as easy as it might seem? Your work is flawless!
Simply gorgeous!! I would tell you that you're crazy for working on this right now, but I completely understand this is the only way NOT to go crazy! So, quilt away!! Plus, you better empty out that scrap bucket - mine is filling up begging to be sent to you!
lovely darling. there is something to be said for sewing for sanity. i contend that it is far cheaper than therapy!! fabric therapy...i can see a new niche in the pshycology community!
Very pretty! I always love the colors you choose. I may have to have you eye up my scraps one of these days and tell me what to put together because to me, non of mine work together that well. Maybe I should just send them all to you! I might need a u-haul, though. ;) There is something to be said for sewing for sanity. Something about the creating order from chaos that is very theraputic.
Isn't it amazing what beauty awaits in the scraps we keep? Your log cabin blocks are charming. I love the fresh, cheerfulness of the colours. Have fun!
such pretty colors!
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern. Love your use of colour and fabrics. You really have a knack!
ReplyDeleteThe last two posts are so impressive to me. Last year, when I thought I was going to buckle down and learn to use my hand-me-down sewing machine, I tried to make a log cabin pillow. Who knew this stuff wasn't as easy as it might seem? Your work is flawless!
ReplyDeleteYummy colours!! I love the orange.
ReplyDeleteFun colors. Makes me want to make a non-bright quilt.
ReplyDeleteI've been eyeing the log cabin blocks at Melly and me too... and my huge scraps bucket... should I bite the bullet and do it?
ReplyDeleteFound a pattern here http://www.stonecottagequilts.com/newsletter.html that I think you might like... I like it anyway.
wow, your scraps all match! Mine would be a true fruit salad if I had to do this.
ReplyDeleteI love them!
I want to live in your scrap bin!
ReplyDeleteThey turned out really pretty.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous!! I would tell you that you're crazy for working on this right now, but I completely understand this is the only way NOT to go crazy! So, quilt away!! Plus, you better empty out that scrap bucket - mine is filling up begging to be sent to you!
ReplyDeletelovely darling. there is something to be said for sewing for sanity. i contend that it is far cheaper than therapy!! fabric therapy...i can see a new niche in the pshycology community!
ReplyDeleteI like how the Freshcut prints mix with the others, especially the orange. (My stuff is too varied for that kind of project...)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I always love the colors you choose. I may have to have you eye up my scraps one of these days and tell me what to put together because to me, non of mine work together that well. Maybe I should just send them all to you! I might need a u-haul, though. ;)
ReplyDeleteThere is something to be said for sewing for sanity. Something about the creating order from chaos that is very theraputic.
Isn't it amazing what beauty awaits in the scraps we keep? Your log cabin blocks are charming. I love the fresh, cheerfulness of the colours. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog and love your projects. This log cabin is especially pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh sew yummy! Your blocks are like candy!
ReplyDeleteI joined this challenge too! I just have to decide what I want to make from it.... decisions, decisions...
ReplyDeleteBev