Monday, 17 February 2014

Scrap Basket Sunday

A quick post to show that I did join another 100 x 2" squares into a finished block on Sunday.


Chain piecing is definitely the way to go.  While I had these passing under the needle, I also pieced together as much as I could for Block 1 of 'A Merry Christmas Garden'. This one is going to keep me busy ... lots of steps and I'm revisiting needle turn applique.


Spent a lovely day today at our local patchwork group. Only 5 of us were able to make it but there was plenty of show and tell lots to chat about .... food for the soul.

>^..^<

12 comments:

  1. Love your scrappy block. The Merry Christmas Garden block is looking good. Hugs, xx

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  2. Love the Merry Christmas garden quilt,can't get it here yet.
    Love little squares too.xx

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  3. Love scrap quilts Narelle and yours is looking great. Love your version of "A Merry Christmas Garden" - am about to start mine too

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  4. both these projects are coming along nicely Narelle,well done,i always love show and tell.xx

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  5. Your scrap block is very vibrant and colourful Narelle, and your Christmas block looks amazing. I look forward to seeing your progression with the quilt. Cheers, Tracy

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  6. Great scrappy block and your Christmas block is looking great too!

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  7. Well done!You are definitely getting me motivated. I can't wait to see the finished Christmas block too--it is looking great so far.

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  8. Lovely blocks, the Christmas one is going to be gorgeous!

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  9. I love scrappy so of course I love that block.... and that new bom is just lovely.....
    Hugz

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  10. The merry xmas block is very lovely. And I love your scrap block.

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  11. my goodness that is a lot of little squares!
    Your christmas garden block looks lovely, beautiful collection of fabrics.

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  12. Your scrappy block is great, as is your applique block--isn't it nice to just sit and do a little applique now and then?

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