This is what happened after!
Pretty cute hey! This quilt is for a lovely lady in Kansas! how appropriate!
In other news, I have a position on the board of my local rug hooking guild as outreach coordinator. Because I had no idea what I was supposed to do I attended a local Focus on the Fiber Arts Anual General Meeting. After learning about budgets, grants, and events, there was a needlework class! I did a pretty crappy job I am NOT good at needlework. I am not even going to show you a picture! lol.
I was so stressed out with needlework which is strange because I love EPP and hand sewing. The above picture is an English Paper Piecing project I picked up on a road trip across the prairies in October to keep me busy. I won't give up on needlepoint totally.... but I am confident that I can cross it off the list for now.
Until next time, Stay cute my friends! hehe
Sarah
Linking with Moving it Forward Monday at Em's Scrap Bag
and Monday Making
love your hexies - so colorful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen, now the challenge is; what am I going to do with them? lol.
Deleteomg. squuuueeeeal! I just bought fabric today to make something inspired by W.O Oz.... love that fabric you have there... and talk about synchronicity! x
ReplyDeleteHahaha! That's Awesome! super synchronicity!! I did the whole back out of the W.O. material! I the stuff you are doing right now with your pillows and pouches! Email me your address and I will send you what is left! (half meter or so)
DeleteI love that little quilting pattern. It is so cute. We used some of that wizard of oz fabric in one of our donation qults. Hmmm. I wonder if I have a photo.
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa, I would love to see a photo. now I have half a mind to go and google wizard of Oz quilts. The quilting pattern felt fun and easy to do too. Now Just more practice to get it all not so squigly. lol
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