I got everything out as I wasn't sure where I was with this quilt...
I have finished the blocks for months 1 and 2
The heart appliqué block is prepped
I have sewn down a couple of the wreath filler blocks
and prepped the rest
Some of the star filler blocks have been pieced
and the fabrics cut out for the remainder
I am still in love with these Liberty fabrics, I bought a few more small pieces while I was up in town a few weeks ago
I used some of them in the appliqué block for month 4 (I have since added a couple of orange circles to this block)
I also prepared this month's Hawaiian appliqué block, you can't see from the photo but the design is drawn on the block in silver pen, you can see 1/4 of the pattern from the template; you cut away the appliqué fabric as you come to stitch it, it is all thread basted in place so hopefully will be easy enough to stitch down :)
I am really enjoying working in my new space, I hope to keep up with the prep for this quilt, so I will have plenty to sew by hand when my family visit this summer.
all of your pieces look very nice! I have never gotten the Liberty of London fabric I find it very pricey!
ReplyDeleteLiberty fabric! It may be pricey but I don't believe in sparing too much expense when it comes to quilts. Mine take a long time to make and I invest a lot of myself in them. I am not sure if Liberty is sold in America. Just recently an on line retailer has begun selling Petra Prins chintz which is $6.00US per fat quarter.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, your work is lovely. I like how you have laid out your fabric ideas and then decide it you like it>
Clearly having your own space has been a real inspiration to you!
ReplyDeleteI must say that the look of these blocks with the Liberty fabrics really shines! They are so beautiful, and so unique too. Love Liberty -- your blocks just show why I love their fabrics!
ReplyDeleteYou're well away with this one - and it looks so pretty in Liberty! Have fun stitching it all down :)
ReplyDeleteyou've done so many beautiful blocks already and it's always a good idea to have lots of hand sewing ready to pick up. I love the feel of Liberty fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove all your blocks in the liberty, enjoy your hand sewing and !!
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteI also keep each project and all of it's fabric in separate boxes. It keeps everything organized and I don't accidentally use a fabric that I've planned on using in a specific project. It also cuts down on prep time, which is a very good thing! Right? More stitching time.
Wow! What amazing prep - in both quantity and quality - you are on a roll!
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