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And this is block #4....

The edges are becoming more and more organic....

This block has saree fabrics, silk velvet, batik, shot cotton, 1800s reproduction fabric, felted wool, upholstery fabric and Kaffe Fasset fabric.....

Hot Dog

Jessie the dog! You've seen her before, and here is the starlet once again..... Oh yes, she loves her doggy coat!! Not that she needs it in front of the fire!

I felt a lot of love for the dear little doggy while making her this blanky. xo

Crazy block #3

This is the third crazy block. The edges are becoming more curved. I'm looking at more overlap now.  Every block is taking on its own look, as I put it together just how it feels at the time... whether it's light or dark, what kind of curves... whether it's predominantly bold or soft....




I stitched a bit more on the previous block - I wanted to make it look a bit like an Indian peacock, but  I suspect it's a bit more like one of those Spanish kitchen roosters... Hahhahaha, it makes no difference really, as they are both good luck charms...

Oven mitts

Two delightful oven mitts finished for the caravan decorating....

I hope they don't match too well... I don't like everything matching these days. I enjoy contrast - hence the purple in the design.

As long as they look good with the plastic bag carrier, it's all set.

whistle whistle

Can you hear me whistling for the model of this chic little doggy number?

It's getting colder here - it's nearly Winter.

All this little coat needs is velcro for the little owner to model it. It's made from furnishing sample pieces and leftover batting. First I made a little quilt, then cut out the pattern, and added binding - including the tummy flaps into the binding.

Just a little

Oh! This is going to be such F-U-N!!!

I've done just a tiny bit of embellishment inspired by the Willow pattern on a teacup... and already I feel it's going to be amazing!

I'm trying to hold off the embellishment, as I really should be stitching the background blocks.

Goin' crazy

I'm going crazy over these blocks... 



Trying to make sure there are curves as well, and some curves that will overhang the edge of the block. I'd like to try to hide the seams a bit if possible. I think this might be a jigsaw type thing....

I'm loving the fabrics - satin saree fabrics, shot cottons, batik, furnishings.... and plenty of less patterned bits for embellishing....