Friday dear folks was spent in the pursuit of a completed half decent paper pieced block no 15 for Splendid Sampler. There was quite a number of do overs and reprinting foundation papers! Could have also been a number of very imaginative words....however! I did sign on to learn a few things and I am so chuffed that I got there in the end....'twas a hard battle lol!
Block 15
I oh so very nearly piked out! Block 16 after this....for me a walk in the park!
Block 16
I thought perhaps I had earned a little look see at them altogether so far...
84 to go....that's all!
My Nora Roberts trilogy is finished and I am sad about that....loved them! If DD had not insisted that I would love Nora' s books I would not have chosen to read them. Glad I did! A very nice, naughty friend has given me the heads up about a couple more...so a searching I shall go! Boy it was hard work vanquishing that evil sorcerer!
This weekend we have been working in the garden and I have had it. Off for a nice coffee in my favourite mug and favourite chair.
Namaste and Blessings Michelle xxx
Hi my lovely friend your blocks are looking fantastic,love the fabrics you are using,those books look very tempting,i am glad you got rid of the evil sorcerer,lol xx
ReplyDeletefabulous blocks! You have a achieved many more than I :-)
ReplyDeleteWow. Well done. I love how the blue in block 15 pops.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, I need to catch up...
Love your blocks and those books 💗
ReplyDeleteGood on your for doing the foundation pieced block and they all look wonderful together
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look so great together Michelle... well done on persevering with the tricky one!
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks Michelle also love the books great read.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks - they are looking beautiful and well done for tackling and succeeding with the Foundation piecing..
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Your PP block looks great Michelle. Just printed some more papers and off to try again...
ReplyDeleteAll your blocks look great together...
Sew nice your friend has given you the thumbs up for some more good reading....
Well done on your SS. I know the feeling after vanquishing the evilness... Do love her books.
ReplyDeletethe blocks look lovely.....worth the heartache...so well done for persevering.
ReplyDeleteYour foundation pieced block looks wonderful. I think I am skipping that one lol. I did cut out pieces for 4 of the blocks yesterday and have bagged them ready for a day on the sewing machine. All your SS blocks look great together. Mum apparently has the 1st of that trilogy so guess who shall be reading it soon. Reading Kate Morton's book at the moment and mum has borrowed my Harper Lee book. I think Tracey Chevaliar has a new book out and also Joy Dettman. So many books, not enough time.
ReplyDeleteBlocks look great. You are doing so well. I had a drink after gardening on the weekend...it sure wasn't a coffee. Not keen on the gardening.
ReplyDeleteWell done for persisting with the paper pieced block it looks amazing! As does No 16! they all look wonderful together.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are looking wonderful. Nora Roberts' books are very good. Take care, Guida.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the blocks. That one does look complicated. But they do look great together.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are fabulous Michele. Hugs, xx
ReplyDeleteYour splendid sampler blocks are looking great...and so up to date! Well done on your foundation piecing. It can be a real pain and waste so much fabric!
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks Michelle.....what a fun quilt to do even if imaginative words spring up lol! Sounds like great reading...I just finished The Tea Chest last night after having met Josephine Moon the Author last week!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric search takes time that's for sure, good fun though, love Nora Roberts Michelle, good read, enjoy.
ReplyDeleteLyn
Well done! I find foundation piecing sooo frustrating, especially if I'm fussy cutting...I seem to sew, unpick, sew...unpick... only to keep making the same mistakes. I'm waiting for the day it 'clicks'. Your blocks look great.
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