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| #cn 1024 |
two for you...
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| Bee blocks for Cindy |
two for me...
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| #cn1132 and #cn1733 |
two for you....
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| Spelling Bee blocks for Lisa. |
Happy sewing!
SUZ
PATCHWORKNPLAY- Where the joy is in the making not the having....
PATCHWORKNPLAY- Where the joy is in the making not the having....
This question is not at all related to today's post. I have noticed that you have made (are in the process of making) quite a few Jen Kingwell quilts. I am in the process of constructing her Fluttery Quilt. Jen's instructions are to press your seams to one side but I prefer pressing the seams open so that the seams lay flatter. What method do you prefer when working on one of her designs? As a side note, I love reading your blog and your quilts are quite beautiful. eliz.i@sympatico.ca
ReplyDeleteVariety is the spice of life--proof of it is in these blocks! I'm particularly fond of #CN1132. Great job!
ReplyDeleteHi Suz! Your blocks are beautiful and especially the first one looks exciting! x Teje
ReplyDeleteIt's apparent you're on top of making and sending your February bee blocks! Good for you for your diligence, and for your lovely work. You're a good swapper-girl.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look amazing, you have been busy.
ReplyDeleteI saw your little yellow roller for measuring a 1/4 inch y-seam. Do u have any company info for purchase ? I would be very interested if you do.
ReplyDeleteI saw your little yellow roller for measuring a 1/4 inch y-seam. Do u have any company info for purchase ? I would be very interested if you do.
ReplyDeleteI saw your little yellow roller for measuring a 1/4 inch y-seam. Do u have any company info for purchase ? I would be very interested if you do.
ReplyDeleteI saw your little yellow roller for measuring a 1/4 inch y-seam. Do u have any company info for purchase ? I would be very interested if you do.
ReplyDeleteI saw your little yellow roller for measuring a 1/4 inch y-seam. Do u have any company info for purchase ? I would be very interested if you do.
ReplyDeleteA lovely parade of blocks Susan!!! That first one is incredibly pieced and I just love the book blocks for Cindy!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blocks - I love the magpie fabric :-) I'm still afraid of cutting into mine but one day I will. Thanks again for sending it!!! I love it (although I didn't in the beginning...) :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of blocks. I enjoy seeing your variety of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteFun!!! The fabric in the word block is perfect.
ReplyDeleteFabulous blocks!! I like that some are for you and some are for others. Lady Bug is such a cute word/s to sew.
ReplyDeleteSusan--a great line-up of fun blocks. Yes I'm completely jealous that you have your Chuck Nohara blocks done. That yet awaits me in the closing week of February (I need those extra days!). Your lady bug block is beyond cute, with all the fun figures in the fabric (alliteration?). I'm totally impressed -- and inspired-- by your output of these and the book blocks.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blocks!
ReplyDeleteFirst visit to your site, thank you for sharing your creative ideas. Can you share where I can find the pattern for this block #cn1733 ? I'd like to try it out.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute blocks. And thank you so much for the book blocks. They are even sweeter in real life. :)
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