Hey all,
I’m finally starting to feel a little better…Here’s hoping all the drugs work and my docs can get it all figured out! So I’m sorry, but I didn’t respond to anyone who checked in for week #4….I just did not have the energy! But I’m proud and/or jealous of you all! LOL.
Confession time: I bought some fabric yesterday. I know. Sigh. But… I bought it for a bee for a quilt that is already designed and planned and will be completed. I bought it from a store on Etsy that is going out of business (I’m not sharing who because I’m not enabling anyone else! lol) and I only bought one fabric: 4 yards of a Bella solid that I got for $2.50 a yard!!! Plus I had a little money on the Paypal account, so I really only spent about $6. Not too bad. I can’t begin to tell you what I wanted to buy!! Trust me, I was a really good girl! And as further justification for my purchase, I’ve been wanting to examine and work with the Bella solids for a long time now to compare them to the Kona solids. So it’s all in the name of research. 😉
As promised I did take pics and have a tutorial on my fabric folding ready to go. I don’t have time to post it now, but I may get it up later in the day. And then you can all start organizing your stash like me. You know…because you want to be just like me! lol….NO you don’t! But regardless, I’ll be sharing that method soon.
Well, I did manage to finish my February blocks for Pretty in Pink (and it’s still January)! Go me! Go me! Of course, it was quite helpful that Jackie chose a fairly simple concept of one traditional block and one wonky block. So I made a traditional log cabin (I’m not actually sure that I’ve ever done that before…how crazy is that?!) and a wonky nine patch…which was very intriguing. It almost makes me want to play with a quilt of wonky nine patches. But that is very low on the totem pole. Here they are:
And, just because we haven’t had any gratuitous pics of little girl lately, I’ll leave you with these two pictures. I think she looks like Gretal from Hansel and Gretal…just perfect for a fairy tale!
(this was how she chose to pose…I’m sticking with the story that she likes a classic Greek-influenced posture and not that she just wanted to stick a toy on her head)
Here she is looking ready for that fairy tale!
Hope you'll get well soon.
Can't wait for the fabric giveaways 😉
I love the colors in your block & your baby looks so sweet 🙂
I'm glad to hear you're doing a little better. I'm also psyched that you got such a good deal on those solids. That's totally a legit reason that trumps the fabric diet :).
she is so sweet- love that dress!
Angela, your little one is so cute!! I think she's doing "death by monkeys" in that first pic – from Toy Story 3! Maybe you should call her Evil Dr. Porkchop!
Great deal on those solids, by the way! Let me know how you like them!
Thanks for the tutorial!!