Showing posts with label four patches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label four patches. Show all posts

Olympic Patchwork Piecing and a Poet Shows Up

>> Thursday, August 18, 2016


embroidered blue circle tablecloth outside


Wondering why I keep my fancy stitched tablecloths hidden away. I found this one while looking for props for a photo. Put it away in my quilting space to keep it less hidden this time.







thin scraps for small piecing

Been working to finish writing for a deadline. Back into the Patchwork Olympics tonight. Hoping to catch up by sewing strips together then cutting them into smaller pieces.




pieces ready to chain piece

Chain piecing the matched strips should speed things up too.





test layout


I couldn't resist laying some of the tiny pieces out to see what a block would look like. It will finish at 8 inches square. I realize now I'm actually missing one more row across the top;)




closeup text


It's also a full moon tonight. Thought I had made a cutting error and had to throw away some of these blocks. Got really mad at myself - for the mistake, for the waste, for being so tired when it was finally time to quilt. just. for. me.



macro closeup of poet


Realized in the end, when it turned out I had been wrong but in the right way and I could still use the scraps, that I was making a dreamboard too.




Find MAKE time to quilt for you when you are not tired. Please.

Sarah V.








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They're Still Talking to Me

>> Tuesday, March 2, 2010

I pulled out some four patch blocks that are waiting to be made into a top. I pieced them with leftover fabrics as I finished my projects last year.

They just might join the bunnies!

I've found a few more blocks and have another idea of something more to add.

But for now I just get to play as I cut and sew together patches for a bigger project - with a deadline!

With Joy
Sarah Vee

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