The tortoise in this case is a top I am s.l.o.w.l.y. getting together to show off novelty fabrics. I love the way it is looking and I am halfway there, but because each block has to be custom assembled it is taking its time. Currently I can make about 1 block per 45 minutes or about 1 column per day. Slowly but surely...
I'm done with work for another week and looking forward to some good sewing time I hope you are, too! In closing, enjoy this picture of Rey demonstrating how NOT to sit like a lady :)
Linking to Oh Scrap! Moving it Forward Monday and Design Wall Monday.
Enjoy your week off. I live that novelty quilt you are working on. That is going to be a fun quilt. I am happy you shared it with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteI love those Crosscut blocks for your Nature circle - I participated in the Crosscut QAL and loved the results. The novelty fabric blocks look like a great way to show off fun fabrics - and your photo of Rey just made me laugh!
ReplyDeleteThe design with the novelty prints is outstanding! I was part of the Crosscut QAL and plan to make another one day (next year?). Your work is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBoth projects look wonderful! I love the colours of your 'cross cut' blocks.
ReplyDeleteBOTH sets of blocks look like the makings of really FUN quilts. Enjoy your sewing time!!
ReplyDeleteI love Rey's fuzzy fluffy belly! What a cutie she is :)
ReplyDeleteYour projects look awesome! I am planning on working on some Crosscut blocks to incorporate into a traveling bee quilt I am working on. I also love your little kitty. :)
ReplyDeleteBoth of these projects are great. What a great way to showcase novelty fabric!
ReplyDeleteVery cool design to showcase your novelty prints. Enjoy your time off!
ReplyDeleteYou have some cute novelty fabrics there. Rey is obviously one very "cool" cat.
ReplyDeleteI love your tortoise! I can see doing this with T-shirts as the focus fabric - just way more interesting than T-shirts in a grid.
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