This was the chaos that was my kitchen
Yes, I am aware that it looks as if I have been burgaled. It is back to being nice and tidy now though!And lastly I did these for Judiths Bee Blessed
Now I had better sort out some tea!
Sunday, 18 September 2011
Getting on with it
I feel as if I have done a weeks worth of sewing today, having caught up on a few things:
I love this! It took me forever, and there was a bit of unpicking, but I got there. This is week 9 of Sheilas mystery QAL. Now, I have to own up to not having completed week 8 yet, but I have made a start:
There are seven 6" blocks to sew here. I have deviated from the pattern as I could not paper piece 7 little blocks, so I decided on these, which I may hand stitch tonight whilst watching Downton Abbey (can't wait!).
Yes, I am aware that it looks as if I have been burgaled. It is back to being nice and tidy now though!
I have never done wonky stars before - they were so easy! These two together took about 20 mins. I will get them in the post to you sometime this week Judith.
Now I had better sort out some tea!
Yes, I am aware that it looks as if I have been burgaled. It is back to being nice and tidy now though!Now I had better sort out some tea!
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So impressed with your blocks and particularly the first! I have to do my wonky stars for Judith and I`ve never done them before but I`ll have a go!
ReplyDeleteOh Cath I love the wonky stars - they're so cute! Thanks so much. And your mystery star is wonderfully pointy - well done. Off to watch DA too! Jxo
ReplyDeleteThat mystery quilt star is a beauty! All those points... well done!
ReplyDeleteOh Catherine, was so excited when I saw the thumbnail of the Mariner's Compass - it is an absolute beauty, well done.
ReplyDeleteWonky stars are great too.
I love that Mariner's Compass. You did such a brilliant job! All the blocks are wonderful but that one is my favourite.
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