The sashing strips are going to create a secondary star pattern - pretty exciting
I try to make at least one glitter - Jen Kingwell block a day, because they are just fun. I don't want to focus on them just yet, so just a block or two keeps it going.
And in between en provence blocks and the glitter blocks, I have been using 9 patches for Carolina Crossroads as my leader and enders. It is amazing how many get finished just in between other piecing.
I am linking to:
midweek makers
Jo's Country Junction UFO
Bee Social
Silly Mama WIP
and
Free Motion by the River
to do tuesday
too cute tuesday
wow!!
ReplyDeleteyou are a busy lady!
thanks so much for linking up!
brooke@sillymamaquilts.com
My - you have been busy with all of those pieces! Looks good so far - hope you link up more progress reports, as we'd love to see!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects!
ReplyDeleteLots happening here, I love all the variety! Your 'glitter' blocks are very pretty, good idea to aim for one-a-day! Thanks for sharing with 'sew stitch snap SHARE'
ReplyDeleteI too have plans of making a glitter quilt one day. Are you machine or hand sewing your blocks?
ReplyDeleteYour En Provence blocks look great. I'm hoping to get mine all finished up before the next mystery starts.
ReplyDeleteYour En Provence is going to be fantastic. So many pieces to join, but you're going to be sooo happy when it's finished. I've started 4 of Bonnie's mysteries, but this is the only one I've actually finished.
ReplyDeleteLove your projects. I've been a Jen Kingwell admirer for a while, but have never sewn any of her patterns. Your Glitter is wonderful, thanks for sharing your progress!
ReplyDeleteLove those en provence blocks! Your fabrics are fantastic. You're getting so many of those Jen Kingwell blocks done too. They look great!
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