Work in progress :
String blocks |
Starting at 9 o'clock in the morning :
Sewing room |
Cutting stripes :
Stripes |
Three hours later :
25 blocks |
I have done 25 blocks since I showed you the first one last saturday and I can say that
I really enjoy working on this project. It's so nice to assemble all those bright colors!
More blocks have to be sewn before reaching the size of a lap quilt. I hope I will show you
soon the finished top. Greetings.
Christine
String quilts are always fun and yours is delightfully happy!
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DeleteThis is so cheerful and happy! What a lovely, sunny sewing space you have. You've been making great progress, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Diane, did you notice how quickly we progress when we are enthusiatic?
DeleteYour string fabrics are making a wonderful quilt, such a riot of color. You must be a fast sewer, it takes me forever to complete a few string blocks. The one I'm working on now is about half finished and I'm enjoying sewing the strings.
ReplyDeleteThank you! As a matter of fact I am a fast sewer when I enjoy the project.
DeleteI love the brightness of the blocks! What a fabulous way to use up scraps!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anna, scrap quilts are my favorite ones!
ReplyDeleteDit tu as mis le turbo depuis hier, Bravo il est magnifique, je n’imaginais pas bien le résultat, mais c'est très gai toutes ces couleurs et tres rapide !
ReplyDeleteMerci Christine, allez, lance toi, c'est tout simple! Bisous.
ReplyDeleteI love string quilts and yours is fun and lively!
ReplyDeleteI have made a similar pattern quilt. Cut various lengths all different materials and sewed 4 right angles together. I remember have some scraps... I'm confused; why the paper?
ReplyDeleteI use the paper to stabilize the fabrics.
DeleteLove this and use of paper piecing. The colors are so wow, love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan!
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