I went to the beach last week with my good friend and although I was quilting I didn't work on my 6 inch blocks. Today I thought I had better spend some time on this project. I had a lot of fun with these two block. The Wonky Goose Star is made of tiny scraps of fabric that are full of memories so it was a lot of fun to put together.
Just installed sculptures of Godwits which migrate between Foxton Beach of Siberia each year.
On the first day I whipped up this little baby quilt for two colleagues who are due to have a baby soon. I adapted this pattern at Bloom and Blossom by cutting smaller strips to make better use of the left over pieces I had from an earlier baby quilt. This was the only pattern I could find that didn't involve sewing 1/2 square triangles.
And lastly we decided we needed coffee one day and visited a cafe where I ordered Banana Cake. Have you ever had Banana Cake like this?
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lovely red blocks and your baby quilt looks great.
ReplyDeletehow clever that you just'whipped' it up. I am sure I would struggle with the directions of the leans. lol
Love the baby quilt. Great fabrics in the red blocks.
ReplyDeleteSweet baby quilt. Love the red blocks. YUMMY desert!!!
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