Kass, love your porthole block! Those circles look absolutely perfect. Not easy to do.
Originally Posted by
Kassaundra
I've been sewing under the sea today. Finished Stafar's sea creature block. It was inspired by "attic windows" but who can look out their window and see fishes????? Well people on submarines can, so this is submarine portholes block. Now I have to admit I was tempted to go w/ "Yellow submarine" portholes, but figured this was going to be for a child and that reference would have been lost on them, so I went more w/ Jules Verne instead of Beatles
Cheesehead, wonderful Sugar Skull block.
Originally Posted by
Cheesehead
It's hotter than a pistol today so it was a great day to stay indoors and sew. I made two blocks today one for Joanelizbay and one for Bibliostone.
Terriamn, you are on a roll! Lovely work despite the weather. GramE's is most definitely soft and feminine. So very pretty.
Originally Posted by
terriamn
Made one block tonight for Quiltermomma, just plain to hot to try any more.
Originally Posted by
terriamn
Two more first for Pamela Old Town Star from 1000 Quilt blocks and I miscalculated on Mona’s and had to change the block. Hope you like the orange.
Originally Posted by
terriamn
I must be in the soft blue stage, this was already cut out just waiting for the blue when Cheesehead posted the same block. What can I say great minds think a like
I love how you've used the black for this Christmas block, Cheesehead. It's really working out well for this fabric.
Originally Posted by
Cheesehead
I just finished this block for JayneW, such beautiful fabric!
Kassaundra, how sweet of you to spend time with your niece, teaching her to sew and making a special gift for her cousin. That's the real gift, your time and skills. You're a fine aunt.
And look how happy your niece is.
Originally Posted by
Kassaundra
I am exhausted it has been a marathon sewing day but no blocks done. We were keeping the great niece and nephews today, there has been drama in their home. My niece really wanted to sew a "princess dress" for her young cousin who she is visiting tomorrow. Abigail picked out the fabric and pattern and loves this dress. She helped sew it she has never sewn before. I had never sewn children's clothes and haven't sewn adult clothes in near 20 years. This dress is rough up close but will make a very expensive dress up dress. Abigail loves it and is so thrilled to be able to gift it to her little cousin tomorrow, well worth the day spent making it.
Love your Ring around the rosy cheeked Santas.
Originally Posted by
GramE
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But this was a good one. I call it Ring around the rosy cheeked Santas!...