Yesterday I worked on and finished the July blocks for the Craftsy Block-of-the-Month class. Left is a traditional Dresden, and right is a modern version. I chose to hand sew the pieces to the background fabric, as I find it relaxing. The project would have gone much faster if I'd chosen to machine sew them.
Fourteen blocks so far. There will be 20 when the class is over. I'm using a fat quarter bundle called "Fresh Flowers" by Deb Strain for Moda.
I'd intended to work on my Hoffman doll this weekend, but got sidetracked with this project. Well, I did apply some paint to my doll, so I guess I'm not a complete procrastinator. I'm planning to use one of my many unfinished dolls for the Hoffman, so that gives me a bit of a head start.
I've also got to finish a pin doll for Carole, one of my students. That project is very nearly done - she just needs some hair and a pin back.
Monday, July 2, 2012
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3 comments:
Deanna, Wow! your quilt is so lovely. I just love all the bright colors, and your choice of not sticking with the same background really works!
It's always handy having an unfinished doll. I know you introduced me to the term 'DIP for the boxes of unfinished doll parts.. I can't wait to see your entry for the Hoffman!
Stunning colors! I can't wait to see the finished quilt!
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