1st PP blocks
#1
Ok, so I bought a pattern for a kitty wallhanging and it had PP blocks. I had not tried that yet so I just used some scraps to try it out before using the "good" stuff.
Here is what I learned: when you don't pay attention to getting the right sides together it is REALLY hard to rip those tiny stitches!!!
But even #1 turned out usable which was a big surprise to me!
So I made 3 and turned into a runner.
Here is what I learned: when you don't pay attention to getting the right sides together it is REALLY hard to rip those tiny stitches!!!
But even #1 turned out usable which was a big surprise to me!
So I made 3 and turned into a runner.
And a good one for the kitty lovers!
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#4
So, I had to go put the kitty pic on "cheezeburger" so if you'd like to vote for it:
http://cheezburger.com/View/3884045312
just click on the cheezeburgers ;-)
http://cheezburger.com/View/3884045312
just click on the cheezeburgers ;-)
#10
Thanks Chele!
I haven't been quilting long but I have been sewing for 46 years, mostly clothing.
I was going to make potholders but when the very 1st block was actually usable I thought of a runner instead. I will use it for a hostess gift to DIL when I visit next month.
And I will never confess to it being my very 1st three blocks of paper piecing!
I haven't been quilting long but I have been sewing for 46 years, mostly clothing.
I was going to make potholders but when the very 1st block was actually usable I thought of a runner instead. I will use it for a hostess gift to DIL when I visit next month.
And I will never confess to it being my very 1st three blocks of paper piecing!
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