Must be time to take stock again....
Museum Medallion is slowly progressing...
I am nearly halfway around the last round
of drunkard paths blocks....
I would like to think I can have this finished
by the end of September,
one year after I started it!
Remember, I'm hand piecing this beast!
My Feathers are arriving, almost daily....
Here's the latest one from Mary on Lake Pulaski.
And I had some time to play around
with some paper piecing...
This is called "Boston Pavement" by Sarah
She describes it as "Steampunk" without the curves!
It is a fun block to make...
just not sure whether I'll make any more?
No progress-
knitting or Christmas embroidery...
but there is plenty of winter time left to get to these!
That's my story and I'm keeping to it!
Happy sewing!
SUZ
but there is plenty of winter time left to get to these!
That's my story and I'm keeping to it!
Happy sewing!
SUZ
Nothing like a bit of variety.LOVE those feathers! It must be exciting each time another one arrives.
ReplyDeleteLots of gorgeousness! The feathers are stunning!
ReplyDeleteI'm desperate to see all your feathers together! And I do applaud your commitment to hand piecing - that's a lot of little stitches!
ReplyDeleteI really like the Boston pavement, not sure what I would do with it... Love the feathers, cannot wait to see your quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour feather quilt is going to be awesome!
ReplyDeleteLots of lovely things in progress! Your feathers are going to look amazing all together. Haha, I love the idea of steampunk without the curves!
ReplyDeleteYour medallion is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteNice progress! The drunkard's path will be great!
ReplyDeletevery nice...I like the feather
ReplyDeleteI was just talking about doing a drunkards path myself, but hand piecing...yikes. Keep up the good work:) And by the way those feathers are to die for. Can't wait to see those finished.
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ReplyDeleteYour feathers will be so pretty and those drunkards path circles are so bright and happy :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the Boston Pavement and the colours you've used!
ReplyDeleteI always love your fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteLove the glimpses of progress on the "beast". Slow is often just the kind of sewing we need. It's good for remembering all the things we enjoy about the process of making things. I'm crossing my fingers for you on the September deadline.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stuff. Hand-piecing?! I'm impressed!!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric choices are always so pretty. I love Boston Pavement. I would like to do some of those blocks AND steam punk blocks! Now I just need to find some more time...
ReplyDeletei like all the projects you are working on and especially that Boston Pavement block.
ReplyDeleteI think you're doing really well with your medallion, remember you've been making lots of other things as well, but it wouldn't surprise me if you finish it by September I've noticed you're good at sticking to deadlines. The Boston Pavement block is great, a whole quilt would look really fab!
ReplyDeleteLooking great xxx
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks - the orange and aqua feathers are going to be so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your Boston Pavement block and especially like that they can be paperpieced. So nice that you don't rush your projects which always turn out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteWow! That medallion quilt is going to be awesome. And I love that new block...very nice. Good fabric choices...as usual. My feather will be in the mail shortly. I had a bit of a problem at the post office....geesh. Soon, though!
ReplyDeleteAmazing hand piecing - wow!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your Museum Medallion - well done at sticking with the hand piecing :-)
ReplyDeleteI always admire your fabric choices, Susan. The Drunkard Path blocks are no exception!
ReplyDeleteYou're getting plenty done! Pretty feather.
ReplyDeleteThose DP blocks look good! How many to go?
ReplyDeleteGood to see the feather collection growing, too.
You are very patient to play with paper piecing!