A note about how very tired I look…I recorded this a week ago and hadn’t quite recovered from Retreat. I’m finally all rested up and feeling my normal self!
- Sandbox Sisters Retreat, 2015 (same house, smaller Sandbox!)
- My patterns shop on Etsy
- Find my free patterns on Sewhooked.
- The Linus Connection, the local blanket making charity I volunteer for.
- Quilt along with us on Fandom in Stitches.
You got so many tops done! I always spend more time thinking about how to put them together than sewing, lol. But I’m still pleased with what I did accomplish. And thank you so much for quilting my 2 tops!!! It’s going to be so wonderful to turn them in in December and hit my goal for the year thanks to teamwork!
The Seuss was my favorite too. But I also loved the red white and blue one AND Neville’s bookcase.
Sewing>Sleeping
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Sewing is definitely > sleeping!
Orphan blocks are really freeing for me. I can’t explain it aside from when I’m in the zone, I’m in the zone!
It was my pleasure to quilt your quilts. Teamwork, indeed! My video for next week will include a bit of that, too! 😀
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Oh my you got so much done.
I love the mish mash orphan block quilts. The remind me of quirky stuff grandma would make with leftovers.
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I love making orphan block quilts! They are so very freeing to work on! I tend to jokingly call them “instant quilts” because most of what I do is figure out what goes together. Someday, you and I will sew together! 🙂
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All of those quilts look wonderful. I am always so amazed how you can put all the different blocks together to make such lovely quilts. I just really have to have directions! I know they are all going to be loved by the kids!
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I find orphan block quilts very freeing! There’s almost no planning and whatever I stick together (almost!) always works. 🙂
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The disappearing nine patch looks great.. it’s surprising how different they look with the sashing. So many different quilt tops! You are very productive when you’ve got the time to dedicate to sewing, haha.
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The versatility of the technique was really want led me to make two. I had made a disappearing nine patch before, but it’s been YEARS.
Having time is really the key at the moment!
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