Monday 13 August 2012

What I'm still working on!

Puppy watch is slowing me down somewhat!  

It may just be a ball to you - but it is lots of fun for me!

And for some reason there seems to be a lot more cleaning and tidying up to do!??

I am not getting such long sessions with my Bernina and I guess she is quite relieved at that!  Gives her time to cool off inbetween sessions as the strip piecing in the Wedding Quilt means a lot of quick stitching.  

Last time you looked I had done the 48 blocks for the baby quilt in the book.  I have made a few more blocks - I am now up to 63!  Here it is...



Ok it doesn't look that much different to the earlier photo I have to agree, apart from the different background!





I am going to look again after 17 more blocks to see if it will be big enough.  If not I may add a plain border...... or carry on piecing!

I will try and give you another project to look at next time - like all the bee blocks I'm behind on!




18 comments:

  1. she is adorable! I can totally relate - I may never sew again ;-)

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  2. She's so cute!!!!! The string blocks are looking really good - good luck with the next 17!

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  3. Puppy watch is worse than baby watch because at least babies that age aren't getting into anything yet!

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  4. Lovely quilt! And that little doggie is a cutie pie!

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  5. Still think your bonkers on the puppy front, but can't deny she's cute! Quilts looking great, good luck with the next 17 blocks :)

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  6. It looks like a miniature cyclone's hit your living room lol Looking good on the quilt front!

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  7. I'd love a little chocolate cyclone to visit me... lol

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  8. This quilt is looking even more fabulous! And your puppy is super cute :)

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  9. Haha what else was on the floor?
    The blocks are looking good =D

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  10. Your pup makes my heart flutter. I'd skip sewing to play with him too!
    Your quilt is really just lovely. I love how it's part insanity, but you can still see a definite pattern. Really a great choice.

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  11. OH Nicky!! Instant love...the quilt and the puppy too!! I bet it is great fun to work with those strings!!!

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  12. As long as the puppy doesn't develop a textile fetish as one of ours did - chewed rugs, chewed needlepoint cushion, chewed knitting needles (well, textile-related)! An amazing quilt too - stunning.

    Pomona x

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  13. I know all about the distractions a puppy can bring....and the chewing! Lets hope yours stays content with the ball ;-)
    I have been told it gets a lot easier at 3, they said similar about the kids and I disagree, it just gets different lol!

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  14. Now that I heard all the puppy I am glad I could see it! Was lovely to meet you today!

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  15. What a GORGEOUS puppy & quilt Nicky. Ah yes I remember the puppy stage well. We had 2 at once for a while and it was a good introduction to having children for us because oh my the mess they made of my carpet & furniture LOL
    Fun though.
    xx

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  16. such a fun but messy distraction - love the quilt - can't wait to see what size you go to !

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