This is what was on my design wall the last time I looked...pumpkins that didn't go into my giveaway wallhanging - click here to see my "Fall into Fall" giveaway (and enter the draw if you haven't yet) and click here to get to the list of quilting blogs hosting fall giveaways.
Which one of these blocks is not like the others?!? LOL! Today there will be some reconstructive surgery happening on the "unique" block to make it more "pumpkin looking".And now that I have my orange scraps out to play with, I might make a few more blocks!
Congratulations on finishing the wedding quilt. You made me laugh this morning--reconstructive surgery!!! That is hilarious. Love the pumpkin blocks.
ReplyDeleteThose scraps look like a pile of leaves and the pumpkin is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI get that same feeling!! Glad I'm not the only one!
ReplyDeleteWay to go on finishing your wedding quilt. I get a little lost after finishing something big too. It is the only way my sewing room gets cleaned LOL
ReplyDeleteI am feeling the same way as you do today...I had the big push to get my quilts ready for our guild's quilt show on the weekend and now I am in cleaning up mode. Just finished pulling the plants out of the veggie garden and now I am working on cleaning up inside the house. That one pumpkin has a lot of personality! Have fun playing with your orange scraps.
ReplyDeleteNothing like sliding under the wire on a quilt finish. LOL
ReplyDeleteNow on to something a little less serious like those cute pumpkins.
Congrat's on finishing the wedding quilt! Good luck in 'surgery'~ LOL They are adorable pumpkins, one just got squashed. ;-) Have a happy day!
ReplyDeletevery cute and I am glad to know others do have blocks together in unique ways like I do.
ReplyDeletePerhaps that pumpkin just grew too fast. Just a few waltzes with Mr. Seam Ripper and the pumpkin will recover quite well.
ReplyDeleteIt does take time after a big project to move on to the next one. You are right though, it is a great time to clear out the sewing room.
Rip-it, Rip-it, the froggy says...
ReplyDeleteHave fun with your Pumpkins. Some days the un-sewing counts more than the stitching.
I don't know about changing it - looks kind of funky - put it in a quilt and you'll know folks will get close and personal trying to figure it out - LOL.
ReplyDeleteCongratualtions on finishing the wedding quilt. Since I usually have 3 or more projects going at once, I don't usually lack for something to do when I finish a quilt. I do make myself put all the left over fabric away and clean up a bit before I go to work on the other projects.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on finishing the wedding quilt-in spite of the thread woes!have fun operating on the blocks-funny!
ReplyDeleteLove your pumpkins. Your slump is probably the reason that I have 3-4 projects going at one time. that way I have something else to pick up when one thing is complete. But the slumps do come, usually at the most inopportune time.
ReplyDeleteWonderful wedding quilt and fun new project.
ReplyDeleteI was lazy today, did a little stitching, but not too much.
Debbie
Have fun with the pumpkins...the orange fabrics are great for fall, but here in TX it is still summer.
ReplyDeleteHee! I love the "carved already" pumpkin...so cute! Thought I was the only one who did that sort of thing!
ReplyDeletecute wall hanging! I think the one that doesn't match is cute...I thought it was on purpose before I read your post :)
ReplyDeletereconstructive surgery huh? That is too funny! Love the pumplkins and your fall quilts!!
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