I have done a few small projects lately- but that is probably an act of procrastination. I have 2 things to do- 1. quilt a mystery quilt, and I have no idea how to do it, and 2 a complicated paper pieced project. I am not in a rush to get to either. Doing these smalls, means I still can sew and not get too distracted.
First was a table centre. I saw this months One Block Wonder on Upstairs Hobby Room and decided to have a play. I got out my Tula fabric and chose some pretty colours. I made the 4 blocks and made it up into a table centre. If I did it again I would change the values of some of the fabrics, but it is pretty
Second was a cushion. When we were in the UK I saw my first robin.My second name is Robyn, so I was thrilled to see them. I talked to my friend, Loretta about Robins and she said she feeds them in her pretty garden. She used a robin as her Christmas Facebook profile so when I saw the pattern in the Tartan Kiwi store I knew I had to make something for her from it. I decided to make a cushion cover as she has a summer house overlooking the garden, and the robin would be perfect for there.
The cushion cover is on it's way to the UK.
Third and Fourth.
On Thursday I had been reading blogs for the past couple of weeks, and Valentines Day had been a recurring topic. I normally have no trouble discounting them, but on this day I suddenly decided to make a sweet little heart from Canoe Ridge Creations
.....and I immediately started on another. This was from Cluck Cluck Sew- the I Heart You pattern. I made it into a table runner. I gave it to my son, so hope they use it.
Now to get back to what I should be doing.....
Linking up to Upstairs Hobby Room for the Link-up party
Golly gosh Lynn I do love your smalls and with little effort they give huge pleasure ..love the tula pinks and the beauty of this pattern is that with a variety of fabrics one can never be bored...The Robin is amazing your so talented ...The hearts are fitting the big one is like three d I love it too ..well done
ReplyDeleteGolly gosh Lynn I do love your smalls and with little effort they give huge pleasure ..love the tula pinks and the beauty of this pattern is that with a variety of fabrics one can never be bored...The Robin is amazing your so talented ...The hearts are fitting the big one is like three d I love it too ..well done
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed meeting you today at Amiees, I'll never look at the Feilding bridge the same way again.
ReplyDeleteI was looking at your blog (and have subscribed) at the exact moment this message arrived. So nice to meet you.
DeleteLove your projects but I especially love how your block turned out for the One Block Wonders, I'm a little bias, lol!! great job, thanks for linking up...
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely 'smalls'! I'm impressed that your One Block Wonder is quilted and bound! Mine are going into a 'to be quilted' pile for later.
ReplyDeleteThose are all so cool and cute! Especially the robin - Tartan Kiwi does some lovely patterns and your version really nails the lil fella. :)
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