Now for joining the blocks. Then I need to add a border to the sides and bottom.
My attention span is often quite short so I had a play with a couple of other projects as well. Jenny has a challenge for March to use a charm pack (maximum of 20 squares only) so I grabbed 'Aunt Purdy's Parlor' by Moda and came up with this Shaggy Bag.
Just the one bag with a view of each side.
Now that I have a new bulb for my lamp, I can get back into some night time stitching. I've been itching to start on the 'catalicious' stitchery from Red Brolly and I picked up this varigated thread for the job. Would you believe that as I walked past with thread in hand, this fabric jumped right out and offered to sash the stitcheries for me. I couldn't refuse, could I?
The weather is extremely windy today, perfect for staying indoors and stitching or sewing so off I go.
I did manage some retail therapy while in town Friday. The red fabric is to back my fishpond quilt and some matching thread. The goldy leaf fabric kept catching my eye so I bought it home too. I'll use some to back the table runner along with the varigated sandtone thread.
The yo-yo maker is to replace the one I bought last year, used once and has never been found since. My guess is the first one will turn up now.
Now that I have a new bulb for my lamp, I can get back into some night time stitching. I've been itching to start on the 'catalicious' stitchery from Red Brolly and I picked up this varigated thread for the job. Would you believe that as I walked past with thread in hand, this fabric jumped right out and offered to sash the stitcheries for me. I couldn't refuse, could I?
The weather is extremely windy today, perfect for staying indoors and stitching or sewing so off I go.
If you haven't heard already, the girls from Among the Gum Trees are giving away 5 fabric kits to make the Baseco bag in aid of Dawn's quest. Take a look at their lovely bags too.
What a lovely log-cabin and bags!
ReplyDeleteI will go and see those links you mentioned.
And nice to know you are ok and stitching away!
xox
Valentina
Wow, that log cabin is looking fantastic. A real chocolate and coffee quilt!! Nice to hear DH had some input too. He can't complain he doesn't like it now.
ReplyDeleteHi Narelle, couldn't see the pic of the log cabin blocks? I often have this problem, poop.
ReplyDeleteGlad you used your time usefully while you were isolated.
Like your buys too.
cheers
Marina
What a great challenge the bag turned out beautifully !
ReplyDeleteAs a bag maker myself, I love that.. REally cute.........
ReplyDeleteMaggey
Your log cabinblocks layout looks stunning Narelle!!...what a great quilt it is that way...and such a cute little bag too...i am curious what you are going to stitch..looks like a ragdoll...and the fabric is lovely...
ReplyDeletegreetings Francien.
what a beautiful log cabin quilt you are making
ReplyDeletehey I see you are doing Friday night sticth in!!
ReplyDeleteThe log cabin looks fantastic... Love the bag... I still have to make my charm square item... where has March gone..????
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Cath Ü
Wow....what a gorgeous log cabin, love the layout & the bags too!
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