Here are my block a days 6/28-7/4. Paul and I are going on a little bike trip from the 3rd -5th so I'm getting ahead again. The 5 batik blocks are 12" and the 2 Aster Manor are 10"
Here are the 10" blocks and Batik 12" I have so far.
So...I was planning on leaving up the 10" ones and maybe working on a layout for them and even going through the calendar and finding the next 5 blocks sized 10" and make them.
But as I was looking at the batik arrangement (I had to take the 10" ones down for the picture) I had this FLASH!
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I've started another leader/ender project using 2.5" batik squares to make 80 9-patch blocks. I'm doing this as part of "The 9-Patch Project" you can read about it here. Of course, making one 9-patch blocks a day is too slow and using the leader/ender method I get 5-6 done a day with out trying so I have about 50 made already
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ok back to the FLASH:
My brain said, "what if you take some of those 9-patch blocks and use them as setting squares in the border....
I like the plain sashing better. I think.
So now I have another new project to play with.....cuz Hell-O do I really have time for this!!!!?
that would be "no".
Oh and I did buy a lot of the black batik when we were shop hopping but I'll bet dollars to donuts I'm going to need more!
I may have to go to a quilt shop today...what a shame.
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This has nothing to do with quilting stuff.
While on vacation, I bought a 550 piece puzzle. It was very difficult. (partly cuz I think I need new glasses...) It took Meghan and I 3 evenings to complete.
I used that Mod Podge stuff to glue it together and framed it. I never did anything like that with a puzzle before. From across the room and with me needing an updated prescription in my glasses the puzzle pieces blend real nice....
boo-hoo, I miss the Ocean.
Actually the shore and the sound of the waves is what I miss...I'm afraid of the ocean and all the sharks and fish and lumpy things you step on when your 20 feet off shore in only 3 feet of water but your mind starts playing the theme from Jaws
in your head...
(Yes, I know, I'm 47. I should get over it already!)