I have made some progress on Big Little George. I have another border planned and I hope to add it tonight. I hope even more that it will work the way I have imagined it. If you have not yet tried to sew curved seams or piece circles, this is a great project to try, Lynne at Lily's Quilts has a lovely tutorial.
I have blogging obligations. My internet friend Judith at Rags to Bags, offered the chance to be in her "second" pay it forward group. Well, I so love her work that I could not resist. So now I have obligations and an invitation. Here is how this works:
1. I will make a handmade something (it can be any kind of handmade) for the first 3 people who wish to participate and who tell me so in a comment on this post. It will be a surprise and I will send it without warning within the next 365 days.
2. You will agree to do the same thing for 3 readers of your blog. Seems that you should have a blog to participate.
3. When you get your "handmade something" you must post about your Pay it Forward on your blog and use the Pay it Forward button.
I am looking forward to sewing tonight, I am also hoping to finish Party Rings, the giant dresden quilt. I am making the binding next.
Enjoy your day.
Best,
Leanne
this is looking fabulous. I followed Lynne's tutorial too and love it. It was so easy to piece the center circle and I love paper piecing!
ReplyDeleteIt's looking really good.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of your quilt block! I am really keen on making circular quilts had a quick peak at Lynne's tutorial and will go back to that when it's not so late after a full day's work!
ReplyDeleteI think you should rename him Big Little Sumptuous George, cos he really is! Can't wait to see finished Party Rings. Jxo
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI want to play PIF Leanne, and big George is gorgeous. ;)
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