I have been wondering just what I have done sewing-wise this past month!?
I have blogged quite a bit so I must have done something surely?
Well I certainly received some lovely blocks from two bees I am in:
from Bee mates Lucy, May, Carla, Helen, Annika, Jeanne, Tina and Veena!
My Charming Quilt now looks like this
Made using the this tutorial and with more blocks to come!
And here is what I worked on this month....
Starting from the top left ....
for the challenge in the London Modern Quilt Guild we needed to make something to celebrate 150 years of the London Underground - Sherlock Holmes' profile can be found on the tiles at Baker Street Station....as he lives at 221B Baker Street, doesn't he?!
next up I finished the main part of my Wonky House quilt and made a little house for the border of this quilt.
I cut out lots of equilateral triangles to make a quilt - still got to stitch these - inspired by this lovely quilt by Annabella!
I tried to make my old UFO basket blocks more to my current taste by framing them in grey.
Next is a new, new project - more of that later in May!
I started some cross blocks...
Row three shows my spiderweb blocks for Sarah and Scottish dancing pumps - called ghillies (so Katy tells me) for Tina
Finally row four is all for Di - sprout blocks and a basket made in exchange for a lovely Liberty infinity scarf received way back in January ...
Phew! Not so bad after all.
But I started this past month with a finish I squeezed into my FAL Quarter 1 - in the no-man's land between the end of one quarter and the beginning of the next!
No other UFO finishes sadly so I will be very busy next month!
Linking up with Lynne at Lily's quilts for Fresh Sewing Day!
I have blogged quite a bit so I must have done something surely?
Well I certainly received some lovely blocks from two bees I am in:
from Bee mates Lucy, May, Carla, Helen, Annika, Jeanne, Tina and Veena!
My Charming Quilt now looks like this
Made using the this tutorial and with more blocks to come!
And here is what I worked on this month....
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Starting from the top left ....
for the challenge in the London Modern Quilt Guild we needed to make something to celebrate 150 years of the London Underground - Sherlock Holmes' profile can be found on the tiles at Baker Street Station....as he lives at 221B Baker Street, doesn't he?!
next up I finished the main part of my Wonky House quilt and made a little house for the border of this quilt.
I cut out lots of equilateral triangles to make a quilt - still got to stitch these - inspired by this lovely quilt by Annabella!
I tried to make my old UFO basket blocks more to my current taste by framing them in grey.
Next is a new, new project - more of that later in May!
I started some cross blocks...
Row three shows my spiderweb blocks for Sarah and Scottish dancing pumps - called ghillies (so Katy tells me) for Tina
Finally row four is all for Di - sprout blocks and a basket made in exchange for a lovely Liberty infinity scarf received way back in January ...
Phew! Not so bad after all.
No other UFO finishes sadly so I will be very busy next month!
Linking up with Lynne at Lily's quilts for Fresh Sewing Day!
Lots of lovelies Nicky, especially the triangle wuilt
ReplyDeleteYou have been so busy missus.
ReplyDeleteYou have been a very busy bee....next month....flowers?!
ReplyDeleteWell you really haven't been resting on your laurels . Busy girl.
ReplyDeleteSo not a lot on then ;o)
ReplyDeleteWow! Love your charming Quilt! You have been a busy girl :) I love your Sherlock and we have many pairs of ghillies in our closet. They are called ghillies in Irish dance as well.
ReplyDeleteLove that block in your new header. Very nice indeed. You most certainly have been a busy little bee. Wonder what you will get up to in May.
ReplyDeleteFlippin' heck missus, did you ever sleep? jxo
ReplyDeleteWow, all of these blocks and projects are wonderful!
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Geez lady, what an awesome month!
ReplyDeleteYou had a very productive month.
ReplyDeletewell impressed!
ReplyDeleteSo happy I inspired you to make some triangles! Looks a great month to me :)
ReplyDeletehehe not too much then !!! I love the scottish dancing shoes
ReplyDeleteBloody hell!!! xxx
ReplyDeleteGreat round-up Nicky, love the dancing shoes!
ReplyDeleteHi Nicky - great to finally say hello this morning! You are certainly very busy - loved seeing the wonky houses quilt and the oral kiely stems pattern is great, I'll have to have a go at that too! Susanne :) www.pintucksandpatches.wordpress.com
ReplyDeleteBlimey, what a productive (and gorgeous!) month you've had!
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