One more UFO finished. This nine block sampler quilt top was made to use as a teaching quilt for the new ladies at my Wednesday Craft/Patchwork Group who want to learn quilting.
The colours are darker and brighter then the photo as always happens.
My DS 2 is holding up the top for me to take this photo.
It's been some time since my last post. Life has just been busy. Over the time I have finished a nine block sampler top as a teaching tool. Almost finished the hand sewing on a 3D quilt that I started years ago with Amanda Daley when I was doing classes at Hobbysew.
Here are some of the Sampler Blocks I did in her on going class.
The technique used in these block was foundation piecing with interfacing.
The star block is my 6 hour block as it took me six hours to make!!!!!!hehe
It was just one block that I was going to get right!!!!
Here is the back of two blocks to show how the interfacing has been used.
I had fun at the last craft show buying most of these fabrics to make these block. Four blocks made 44 to go. I do have to get more boy theme fabrics. The blocks are so easy to make it's the cutting that has taken time.
This is another project I am working on at the moment. My friend who is a cat lover too has been swapping squares with me so I can make myself a cat quilt. I have had all this cat fabric sitting in a box so its time to be used.
When all the snowballs are made I am going to add stashing between the blocks. Maybe put four blocks together or stashing around each block still thinking.
I am happy to say that I have now completed six blocks and have started the seventh block Kansas Troubles and hope to finished this block over the Easter Weekend and maybe more.