Then, I decided to turn one into a small item for a solids swap I'm in. It's a custom size to match my starting block, and I'm so happy with how this turned out!
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| New York Beauty block: Pattern Lined Drawstring Bag Tutorial: In Color Order |
Also picked up some Amy Butler and Denyse Schmidt at 75% off at my local quilt shop... woooh! The lines were Black Friday-esque, but I brought some friends to keep me company.
Did you do any Superbowl sewing?
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Oh wow - I love your foundation pieced blocks! They are amazing.
ReplyDeleteI did get a little sew-perbowl sewing done - just some more eye spy blocks for my kids blanket, 28 done and still like a zillion to go!!
I was oohing and ahhing over these on flickr! Love it as a little bag! No sewing for me on Superbowl, we had friends over to visit and lots of littles running around.
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are awesome, and it totally works as a drawstring bag!
ReplyDeleteOMG those are adorable xxxx I lOVE the little bag that you made xxx I am sure your swap partner will be very happy xxx
ReplyDeletewoot! awesome blocks, neat idea making one into a bag! I worked on english paper piecing yesterday whilst on the couch... but only caught the tail end of the bowl!
ReplyDeleteI WISH I had done sewing yesterday...Your bag is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Gosh. I am LOVING those blocks!!!! I must find the pattern and go it! It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are gorgeous, Lindsay! I love that you made one into a bag. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteAside from loving the color choices, I love what you did with these blocks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice little bag! Cool use for the blocks.
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