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| Frolic steps #1 - #8 |
The first 8 steps involved A LOT of sewing.
Here was my Frolic collection of pieces, parts, and blocks that will somehow become a quilt top.
It's like a giant complicated fabric puzzle!
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| Sewing Frolic blocks on Elsie 1951 featherweight |
There was a ton of cutting and sewing to do before blocks could even be started, but I went ahead and sewed a block together to put on the design wall to keep me motivated to keep going on this mammoth project.
It was so pretty I had to keep going!
Linking up to Small Quilts and... going to work anyway!
10 comments:
Such pretty blocks! Your colors look great together!
I like the block and the color combo you chose. I saved the pattern and hope to make it later in the year or next year maybe?
Very VERY pretty Kathy - you amaze me when you select colors for the mystery quilts! Maybe 2021 I will try one! In the blind!
They are coming along. I am working on my pieces so no blocks as yet. But I am hoping to have one together after a day of sewing today!Must also prepare stuff for a demo I am doing at guild tomorrow on hand quilting.
It is a lovely quilt. I have stalled on all the flying geese. Love seeing your progress photos.
Love your colors for Frolic--it's going to be a lovely quilt!
Your color combination for Frolic is beautiful. It's going to be a gorgeous quilt.
Your new blocks are coming together very nicely--nice colors--bet you can't wait to see it all finished--
luv, di
I know that feeling very well, not wanting to go to work because the design wall is begging you to stay with it. I've been there. I can totally understand too because your blocks are darlings. ;^)
Hopefully you can daydream about it at work! It's a terrific quilt and works so well with the colors you chose. It's been many years since I've done a mystery quilt.
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