I haven't had as much time to sew as I'd like as I'm still working from home for first term and its been much busier than I expected. I try and get a bit of sewing in early in the day, before we walk each morning.
At the moment I'm enjoying doing Pat Sloans 'Sweet Dreams' sew-a-long. It has a weekly block & runs until May with three blocks made so far:
I chose this fabric from my stash first to base the colour scheme around, I just love the colour combination, it's nice and bright and cheerful:
Then I pulled these two gorgeous fabrics from my stash to use for fussy cutting
My first block I had to unpick and redo as I am not the greatest at flying geese. I really am out of practice & it showed but it looks better now:
and the third block is probably one the prettiest I've ever made - I just love this block! I'm going to have to make more... I fussy cut the tree and it was the perfect size:
I'm enjoying 'playing' with my fabrics again and going through patterns and unfinished projects, folding and re-organising fabric. I bought some comic book boards to use so that will be a fun job. My sewing room declutter has stalled but there will be plenty of time for that again soon when I retire. I'm just not going to rush anything anymore, no more deadlines, just enjoying the day and doing things at a more relaxed pace from now on.
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Well its time for lunch here and then I might get back to Rhododendron Trail for the afternoon.
4 comments:
I really like the last pattern. Such cute fabric.
So beautiful, I am jealous, I could never do something that pretty or well.
The block was the perfect size to show that fabric off I think.
yes you could! If you can sew a straight line & cut a straight line you can do quilting & I know you can do both! :)
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