Sunday, 14 February 2016

Smalls

A quilty friend calls quick projects "Smalls" hence the title of this post.

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

7 comments:

  1. 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

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  2. 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

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  3. Enjoyed meeting you today at Amiees, I'll never look at the Feilding bridge the same way again.

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    1. I was looking at your blog (and have subscribed) at the exact moment this message arrived. So nice to meet you.

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  4. Love 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...

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  5. What 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.

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  6. Those 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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