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Wednesday, 2 October 2013

WiP Wednesday

I rarely do WiP Wednesday but have decided to start on the basis that it might focus my mind now that I'm going to have other commitments.

So keeping it real, I shall list only a couple of things.

First up are my blocks for the City Sampler. Since starting these last Friday I have made the first 15 blocks, which are all crosses. These blocks come together so easily and I am loving the combination of different Tula Pink lines and Oakshott. I have a way to catch up with the sewalong, which are at the mid fifties but who knows, I might do!


Second up is my gorgeous Stitch Tease quilt top, the theme for which was curves.


I have the batting and I'm going to do a pieced back...just need to decide on the fabrics. The only thing is that I left a lot of my basting pins at my mum's and so energy is required to face basting it with thread...and if I do that then I'm quite tempted to hand quilt it on my big hoop! Am I mad?

Linking up with Lee at Freshly Pieced.

WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced

25 comments:

  1. I love your brightly colored, fun projects!

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  2. I'm awffy impressed with those cross blocks, and 15 since last friday? You'll catch up in no time!

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  3. I love your bravery to hand quilt. I think you sewed up those city blocks quick, and I need to take a que from you. :)

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  4. Oooh, way to churn out those blocks!

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  5. Still loving your City Sampler Blocks. I haven't sewn any in a few weeks and need to get back on the band wagon.

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  6. Your quilt top is so lovely. I think if you are going to go to the trouble of thread basting, you might as well hand quilt it!

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  7. Your City Sampler blocks look great!

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  8. Hand quilting sounds lovely and relaxing. The blocks are great, I love your colour and fabric choices.

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  9. Love the bottom centre block of the Sttich Tease quilt (I love them all but this is my favourite!). Hope it is busy in a good way!

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  10. hand quilt! hand quilt! hand quilt!!!!!!!!

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  11. Charlotte took the words right out of my mouth! Hand quilt!!!!

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  12. Love your blocks, I am behind too, 12 made so far. Your quilt is lovely too.

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  13. Your City blocks are the nicest I've seen! Love those vibrant colours you do so well Annabella!

    Either would be lovely - custom FMQ or concentric circles or hand quilting! Any would be perfect I'd say!

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  14. Hand quilting - yep, definitely crackers!

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  15. Your Stitch Tease top is amazing and you got masses of those lovely sampler blocks done. I think you'll soon catch up with the sew along :D

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  16. in answer to your question - yes, you are mad!!!

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  17. As someone handquilting their Stitch Tease quilt - yes, it is madness!!!

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  18. Your City Sampler blocks are really fabulous. I love the idea of Tula mixed with Oakshott. Hand quilting is fun, it'll give you the time to enjoy all those Stitch Tease blocks.

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  19. I just love your Tula blocks. Hurry and finish that Stitch Tease quilt. It is so pretty

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  20. Beautiful blocks! I love how colorful they are. And they quilt top is absolutely gorgeous. Hand quilting a whole quilt is a big project, but it will look gorgeous. Can't wait to see how you end up quilting it.

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  21. Such a lovely quilt top and your City Sampler blocks look gorgeous!

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  22. love the cross blocks and the curves. hand quilting and sewing I find are relaxing. time consuming but relaxing and I find that I have more attachment to the quilt.

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  23. Beautiful projects here. So pretty!

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