Look what I got!
They're in the washer now, preshrinking and being cleansed of the fumes that tend to cling to bolts of new fabric. Then it will be PLAYTIME!Since my last post I've made a few more blocks out of scraps and samples of newer prints.
Mostly old scraps I guess.
FYI, that block in the bottom left corner is just four flying geese units, not actually a block. I have no plan in mind for any of these blocks/units. I'm finding that I rather enjoy making blocks out of scraps and letting them pile up until I have enough to build a quilt top. I suspect the trick is going to be to make blocks in a variety of sizes to give myself a wider range of options when it comes to setting them together.
Time to put the newbies in the dryer!
I love dots, too! I have a bunch and am not sure what to do with them, but something will strike me, I'm sure! Have fun with yours. :)
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love your dots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think you've found ALL of my most favorite ones, almost! And what a great way to chill, putter with old friends(all those blocks are) and see what comes next. Love it! I've been doing something similar, but not exclusively. Still working on those "beguns". Can't wait to see what you come up with. Hugs, Finn
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