two blocks which turned into
21 blocks....
Believe it or not, I took the challenge this last Friday.... Like Lays potato chips, you just can't eat one....I just couldn't stop with one block....I just kept going .........and going....and going....now I am the energizer battery (watch too much TV). What is nice is, they go so fast that while I am waiting for some of your blogs to pull up on my screen (not the fasted internet), I can work on these while waiting. These are just from Friday and Saturday...no Sunday sewing for me....it is my day to rest and read.......rest and read.....maybe eat in between.....look at your blogs....rest and read some more.
13 comments:
Good Job! I didn't join in on that one. My time is limited. Your blocks look great!
Great blocks Barb!! I really love the one on the bottom, where you used 4 different fabrics in the cross.
Crispy
9 Patches are just the best ans so fun, but wow, did you get a lot done!! love your fabric choices!!
They are all sew beautiful!
Funny, I am the opposite. Sunday is dedicated to sewing in my house and everybody knows it.
Hope you had a great rest and read day yesturday.
Those are lovely Barb. I have 14 more to make and I will be ready for the next step.
Those are lovely. And of course you know I love the bottom middle one with the 4 brights and the black print. Ahhhh...sheer joy.
Cute blocks!! I love 9 patches, so simple yet so versatile.
Great blocks! I like the black and red one! You're catching up real quick!
You are doing great with these blocks. I pin my strips together while watching TV and then zip into my studio and sew the seams between commercials and then zip back to watch my program and pin some more. It really is amazing what can get done while waiting.
I didn't join either - cause I just seem to be behind a lot lately.
But, your blocks are adorable...they will make a great little quilt.
Great nine-patch blocks! I also saw that challenge,so today I made quite a few. The ones I made today will cover me for when I don't get one made every day.
Oh Barb, this is what I should have done when using my grandmother's stash...so simple so sweet and they look so good!
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