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Friday, March 22, 2019

Pam Buda -- next one done! And a little bit of progress

Of course I opted for a simple and quick choice from the Pam Buda book and sew-along that Wendy Reed (constant quilter) is organizing.  I am enjoying this project especially since each item is really small so I can get it done!  And I do believe you can never have too many pin cushions.  Don't you agree? vbg




And I also did the optional block for the Cheddarback project.  I really liked this block, which helps the creative juices, don't you think??


I was also very interested in the tiny house quilt done by Missouri Quilt Company.  I went onto Youtube and found the tutorial to make them and whipped up my first block, in between sewing a gazillion 1" half square triangles for my Primitive Gatherings quilt project... (you can see why I'd need a diversion, right??)

It's a really bright and fun quilt so I think I'll enjoy making the blocks.

I'm getting a little frustrated with all these little sew-alongs---making blocks but not putting anything together.  I'm getting ready to take one of my large zip-lock baggies with a slew of blocks and sew them together so I can at least feel like I'm getting something done--know what I mean??

This should be a productive weekend as we don't have the kids.  It's very weird for us to be home and NOT have the kids so I'll keep myself busy.  I did go and pick them up on Thursday and we made our usual stop after school...ice cream!!




8 comments:

  1. Hi Randy, I love sew-alongs also and understand your frustration regarding lots of projects..I think we all have them..and fun to do and collect. I have a friend that had odds and ends of quilting ,counted cross stitched and a few applique blocks all in different sizes and designed a "Gypsy" quilt!! It turned out fabulious. Google "Gypsy quilts" you will be amazed as what creations you can do with a collection of your treasures!

    Cute grandchildren...I am sure you have fun times with them...we all like ice cream!!

    Have a great weekend!

    Carolyn

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  2. Yes, you are right! All these sew along's make piles of unfinished stuff all over the sewing room with nothing completed to show off. Of course, your little pinnie is a good way to have a finish and it's adorable!

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  3. What fun Grandkids and ice cream!

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  4. I like to display pin cushions in a basket. And I agree that you cannot have too many. Even if they never get one pin stuck in them.

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  5. Eventually you'll have lots of finishes.

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  6. Good for you! And yes, I think stitching together a lot of orphan blocks would be great fun. Love the pin cushion. It looks like Emma is really enjoying her ice cream and her Nana time!

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  7. You always have so many irons in the fire!
    The little pincushion is great--I love that design.
    The Cheddarback block is gorgeous. Love the fabrics and colors.
    What a cute little house. But not as cute as the grandkids. :)
    I have found a solution to the frustration with SALs--just don't do them. LOL Works for me.

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  8. So Cute...and the blocks are nice too! I like that cheddar one a lot! see you nexr week?!

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