
I was able to get the binding sewn down on all three of these quilts. Top two are patterns I designed to use odd ball sizes/pieces of some of the many alphabet fabrics that I've collected over the years.

This quilt was made with blocks that were from a swap many years ago in an online group that I was a part of at that time. That group is now gone, but many of us are still connected through FB.
And the final project that I worked was to start my Stretching Art 2020 challenge quilt. Next up is two-fold - first "sketching" how I want the tree shape to look like, and then, second deciding on the "leaves" and what shape I want to make them.
I'd started with one idea for the 'leaves' and am now thinking I might go a little more abstract in my shaping of them.
Gratitudes:
1. Elders who listen when needed and give good suggestions on what might be done to.
2. For friends who have good ideas - both on ideas of things I can make from my stash to sell, and for ideas to deal with issues that loom in the future.
2 comments:
I look forward to seeing what the leaves will be on the tree. Your tree got my attention for some reason.
I like the start on your stretching piece! I recognize the blocks, I think. The alphabets are great use of leftovers!
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