Showing posts with label Spool Quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spool Quilt. Show all posts

6/19/2010

Spools, Bowties and more


My spool,
My Bowtie,
My binding clips,
And my healthier version of Cinnamon Rolls
without Cream cheese glaze.

Have a good one!


-- Posted from my iPhone

6/17/2010

Layout Matters


As it's been really hot here lately,
I found myself enjoying the hand stitching project
 over the machine sewing.

Today, I'm adding some more flowers
 in lighter colors into my garden!

I also made more of the spool blocks.
And now I have all 25 blocks 
to make a doll quilt.

Well, someone nice who is happened to be 
my new friend called these are the cheater blocks
as there are no traditional Y seams to make
these ones like "Klosjes".

But that's quite all right with me.
I really enjoy making them!
Thanks Ms. H!
And don't worry,
I still think you are a nice girl ;)

Here are my baskets.
I added 4 more and they are now ready 
to be sewed together.

BTW, I did fix the "Oops basket" last night.
I'm very proud of myself!!

Anyhow, all of these three projects
will remain the way they are for now
 as I'm not for sure about
their layout yet.

I'll keep looking at them all day today
and maybe tomorrow
before making the final decisions.

Yes, I have some big decisions to make
for these...


 -- Posted from my iPhone

6/16/2010

Testing for something fun


Speaking of the fat 8th bundles, I got two more for my new adventure. 


As a member of "One Flower Wednesdays", I browse through other member's blogs weekly and learned there are two major viruses going on, especially in Europe. One is called "Klosjes" which I think "Spool" block and the other one is "Clamshell". As I don't need more of hand piecing/applique projects right now, I decided to make some Spool blocks with more of Jo's fabrics!


I've always wanted to try some of the projects from these cute little booklets from Temecula Quilt Co. and found this spool quilt. I think they are getting ready to through out the third booklet this week during The Annual Southern California Quilt Run. That sounds really fun, doesn't it!?

The block size is 3" finished. Yes, they are pretty small and awfully cute!!

The way this spool block made is a little different than "Klosjes". It looks more simplified for the rotary cutting and machine piecing friendly, which is just perfect for me! It's another easy and fun block to make with a nice effect.


Oh, I also stopped by at J store to stock up with all the cutting supplies I need yesterday while they are having the 50 % off sale this week. And look Heather, I got a new 60mm blade! Now I have 28mm, 45mm and 60mm rotary cutters ready to be in business!!




 -- Posted from my iPhone