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Wednesday, July 6, 2011

WIPs Moving Along...

Most of my stitching this week has been on the Community Quilt.  I am really happy with how this is moving along.  I finished cutting my fabric and have started making blocks.  One block is made of six strips.  I have made all of the strips I need, so I am now stitching them together into sets of three, that are then put together in mirror image into a block. 

There is a way to go yet, but I am completely happy plugging along.  There are several ways to align these blocks, each generating its own unique pattern.  I have not decided what it will look like yet, but I am enjoying day dreaming of my options. 



Two more packages have arrived for the Japanese Fabric Swap!  I also gained a bit of courage and cut my own fabric (on the right in this photo).  Not to worry, swap partners, I did put a new blade on first!


As usual on a Wednesday, I am linking up with Freshly Pieced WIP Wednesday, and Someday Crafts Whatever Goes Wednesday

10 comments:

  1. All the swaps coming in must be getting exciting, dont know how you're managing not to play with them!

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  2. Awww, super cute Japanese fabric alert! I really like the community block you showed off as well :)

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  3. ooh, my blade sharpener arrived today so I'm cutting tonight :/
    Did I mention i've bought an extra half metre, just in case of whoops moments!

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  4. Love the fabrics you are using for the swap! Visiting from WIP.
    ~ Kimberlee at The Spunky Diva 

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  5. Looking good! My charms went in the post this afternoon xx

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  6. Ahhhh, that community quilt is going to be beautiful! Looking forward to seeing how you decide to put it together!

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  7. I love that block layout you have there, it works really well. Still haven't cut my charms yet - pesky children requiring time and attention! But now I have my mini done, I'll be hopping to it tomorrow evening!

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  8. Neat block layout, can't wait to see more of it.

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  9. Thank you for the postcard!! What a treat to receive something from Ireland in the mail. The quilt is looking great!

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