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The perfectionist in me couldn't live with the 'untidy' cross stitches I ended up with in the stitched border, so I went with this trim instead. Some work needs doing to tidy the trim up a bit, but I do like the overall look of this block. I couldn't iron it, because the blue tracing lines haven't entirely faded.
Block 2 is coming along nicely too. It has four churn dash blocks, of which I have one completed and two cut and prepared, but not yet pieced. It also has one stitched snow flake block similar to the two in block 1.
The fabric looks grey in these photos, but it is a taupe-coloured linen-look fabric.
Of course the Ort Master helped me.....
...but not for very long this time. He got utterly bored with all those pieces of fabric which I was cutting, only to put them back together again.
7 comments:
I am your new follower. I love your work and cats !!! I have got 2 at home and few in the country house! By-Ag
Hello Agnicy and welcome to my blog. Thanks for being my follower and thanks for your lovely comments. Isn't it strange how stitchers are often also cat lovers.
Hello Anne Marieke, love the snowman stitching..
Hugs
Erna
Het wordt echt prachtig en ik kijk nu al uit naar je volgende update.
Groetjes Yvon.
Part one is gorgeous but oh my how adorable is part two going to be , there;s a Snowman...lol!
Just love it.
How adorable - I love the linen with the colors you have chosen - Gorgeous mix
Lovely start on this spectacular quilt - it sounds like you're having fun with it.
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