This is an old UFO ( not even on my July/August list). Squirrel! Literally.
I don't expect to finish it right away, but keep the handwork going. As you can see in the weathered paper copy of the layout: the pattern is from Bunny Hill Designs from 2011. At the time is was a BOM free download, and I started it with regular applique. Those ears and points did me in, just too much detail to hand turn them precisely; so I transferred to using wool instead.
This is my lay out of 7 blocks done, so far. The blocks and thread sit next to the end table where I watch TV. I pick it up when I have the concentration to blanket stitch the edges. And I finally finished the 3 blocks that were prepped. So I have 2 more blocks to complete, and then the border which has additional crows and stars. It also needs various words and buttons for eyes and necklaces.
And, I am not just a one project girl.
So here is the beginning of my 4th of July Stars and Geese.
And lastly, the other project I laid out is my Kim Diehl Simple Friendships 2 QAL.
I don't like some of my colors, so I am going to redo a couple blocks and piece the small patchwork tucked here and there. And then I can put it together. It is small. the little blocks are 2 inches finished and the largest in only 6 inches.
Looking forward to seeing your 4th of July quilt - such pretty fabrics!
ReplyDeleteYour wool blocks are adorable! Everything else is lovely, too, but those squirrels and birds win the prize.
ReplyDeleteI did Henrietta Whiskers! It was fun. I needle-turned appliqued each block and then embroidered all around each piece! https://doitrightquilter.com/2014-quilts/
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So glad to see you added the 'follow button' Great you will get more to sign up! Enjoy Henrietta. I used batiks and my fabrics! I sent you a picture The link above in my previous comment will take you to my 2014 show quilts
ReplyDeleteLove the squirrel quilt!
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