Now to decide -- border or not to border? Here's one option:
I finished the embroidery on Sidney's SBS block and decided to make the little bird dark blue with a turquoise-green eye. Now just a small pieced border to finish it off. I'll take it with me to Hawaii on Saturday and finish sewing it while waiting in the airport. With a long two hour wait until flight time, it will give me something pleasant to work on.
Rani is new to our group [but long-time friend] -- she makes beautiful quilts. This is her latest batik squares:
Also Rani's -- very colorful and with applique:
Pat has been busy sewing up more 10-Minute blocks from 5 inch batik Charm Squares. If you would like to see how to make these click here for a short how-2 video:
Pat is auditioning her layout [above] and the tape is to keep it all together -- she rolls it up and takes it home and everything stays in place! Good idea.
That's all for this morning -- I hope where ever you are that you find time to create something that makes you happy.
Hugs,
5 comments:
It's a great idea to sew the spider with blue fabrics, because blue is my favorite colour. And I like the other quilts too.
Hugs, Petruschka
Dear Cyn ,
yes it is !!!
Your spiderWeb is gorgeous ,
love it so much !I would like it without border ...your SBS block is lovely and an excellent idea to finish it in the airport !
Rani`s batik quilt is wonderful and her autuum quilt ,too .
Love Pat´s batik quilt and many thanks for this video , tomorrow I`ll
look once more :-)
Have a good trip , take care
Enjoy !
Love
Rena
I like the border. It's hard to tell, not in person. Whatever you decide will be wonderful. You can't go wrong with those colors!
I see some other ladies from the spider web group stopped by already.
I like that spider web with the blue rectangles a lot too, and thanks again for showing all these lovely projects.
KATRIN W.
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