
From my Carolina Home. We have been slowly working on this mystery since January and I really like having a mystery project to pull out and sew a few blocks here and there.
I decided to cut up a cute panel fabric to use as the centre blocks for step #6 and these are just as cute as a button. Miss Bunny looks like she is getting tired of the COVID lockdown! I'd like to get a permanent marker and see if I can give her a happier looking face.

I am delighted with all the scraps I am clearing out of the stash in this project. I'm ready to move on to step 7 this week.
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9 comments:
I love your fussy cut centers!! So cute, the yellow is fresh and happy.
I really like the baby quilt!
love the fussy cut center in the blocks. The colors are so soft!
very cute with the fussy centers
That's really cute, Kathy! I never buy panels, and only have a very few sweet prints with characters or animals. Maybe if I ever get a girl grandchild that might spur some fabric buying!
She does look a little disgruntled! Yellow always seems to take over a quilt but I think it looks great here. You can tone it done with other blocks or borders!
If you need more scraps, I can help.
I feel like Miss Bunny looks! Great idea to use a panel for the block centers :)
Just stinkin' cute, Kathy!
I'm am sure you could make Miss Bunny smile.
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