I’ve been dabbling this week. A little here, a little there, making a few blocks for
gypsy wife, attaching the bindings on
two other quilts, and putting the back together for
Diamonds in the Deep. A little of this, a little of that and slowly but surely things are getting done.
I also received my fabric for the
Tone It Down low-volume fabric swap! (It’s Carolyn Friedlander’s Draft Paper in ivory — isn’t it fun?!?) It’s ready to cut into charm squares and get packaged up for mailing to Michelle at
From Bolt to Beauty!
Slowly, slowly, I’m chipping away at the goals I have set for myself this month. As the last day of September approaches, I’m feeling good that some finishes are on the horizon. It also feels good to know that I’ll have some mental space free to focus on new projects. I’ve been thinking a lot about what direction I’d like to take my quilting next, and how I’d like to grow and challenge myself. . . now, it’s just a matter of finding the time to fit in everything I’d like to do!
For those who might be interested, you can learn more about the LV swap here. I’m not sure if there are spots left, but you should check it out to see!
Linking up with
Freshly Pieced and
Sew Fresh Quilts.
You blocks look great and I love the low volume print you chose!
I especially like that second block. Excellent fabrics!
Seriously love the way you mix prints and colours. You have the eye!
That low vol fabric is really cool. Depending on how you space your cuts you could end up with 3 really different looking charm squares. I love those sorts of prints cos you can get really different looks from the same fabric and you know they will play nicely together.
Love your fabrics for the Gypsy Wife! I know, having a few goals to focus on really helps, doesn’t it? Otherwise time slips by.
Blocks look great! I’m really starting to dig the low volume fabrics and blocks that I’m seeing more and more of.
I really like your fabric choice of the blocks on this post. I’m popping around visiting bloggers from Sew Fresh Quilts. I really like to learn about new quilters this way., Otherwise, why would we link up??
I love that fabric you picked! It’s so much fun seeing what everyone is picking out 🙂 Soon we can sort and send … yippie!