I have also been working on this...
These are the "leftovers" from my version of the Jewel Box quilt in the Fat Quarterly e-zine. I actually got enough half-square triangles for 12 blocks total and they're all made. This afternoon I'm going to put the top together and load it onto my GrandQuilter to quilt it :)
I'm still working on the Jewel Box quilt. I just need to make a few more blocks and I can put that top together, too.
I also indulged this weekend and bought 1/2 yard each of all 40 prints in the "Freebird" line by MoMo for Moda. I ordered them from Hawthorne Threads on Saturday and they came today! I call that good, fast service :)
This morning I've gotten a lot done in the way of housecleaning and I've made yogurt and bread. I'm feeling all domestic today :)
those fabrics are gorgeous
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks!!
ReplyDeleteJust love those blocks, so crisp and perfect! They look like they were cut from paper and glued together!
ReplyDeleteI just love your 'leftover blocks' - they are beautifully made. ooo, those Free Bird cuts look delicious. The tiny dots are my fav.
ReplyDeleteHappy is a good state of being. Love those blocks, cool designs.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous fabrics... can't wait to see what you do with them!
ReplyDeleteCute blocks and gorgeous fabrics!~ I'd be very happy too! LOL Have fun!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks and wonderful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteOH My what beautiful fabrics in that freebird line--I must look that up--can't let another blogger get too far ahead of me!!! Love your blocks you did too!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Di
Jennie, What did you use for the background on your windmill blocks? They are delicous.
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks and freebird fabric!
ReplyDeletePlease let me know what you are doing with these gorgeous freebird fabrics!!!! I just bought some and would love to see what you make - they DO look so pretty all together!
ReplyDeleteI just love this pattern, which to me is a version of the pin wheel...more fancy. And you have a wonderful choice of fabrics.
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