I've still got more novelty print scraps leftover from the swatch sets, enough for at least 2 more quilt tops and that's after getting blocks for 3 complete tops so far.
I am getting down on size though, and what I'm working with at this point are about the width of a FQ in length and 5" in width. In an attempt to use all that I can of the fabrics, and pairing them with scraps or other pieces that I already have cut in squares I will be making up these striped "Beach Ball" blocks.
Unfinished they are 10" in size and will finish out to 9.5". I've enough for at least 20-22 blocks, and with sashing that will make a respectable sized kids quilt for donation.
Any interest in a quick tutorial for this block?
Gratitudes:
1. Side effects of chemo, while irritating, are so much less than some people fight.
2. I was able to figure out a solution for the t-shirt quilt where I'm working with 2 different color shirts on either side.....now to frog-stitch one block so I can redo and have it look like I want it to.
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jer 29:11 (NIV)
Monday, March 14, 2016
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Lots of frog stitching in sewing!! Yes to tutorial.
Glad you are feeling better::
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Oh, that's a cute alternative! Thanks for showing it, and of course, I'd love to see the math!
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