Remember last summer, when I cut these bits for a leader/ended project?
I used them to make these hour glass blocks.
Then they sat until I started packing for AZ. I finally decided on a layout and did a bit more cutting.
And now, I’m putting them up on the design wall.
My parents are flying in today for a visit so I doubt I will get much sewing in this week. But this is ready to go in the event that I get a few minutes here and there. I’ve been trying to get the big projects on my list done before Mr. Wonderful comes for three weeks in December. I won’t be sewing as much then either. I also plan to have him take finished projects back home with him.
Have a great day!
Linking up with Love Laugh Quilt, Em’s Scrapbag, Patchwork Times, Cooking Up Quilts
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How fun to have your leader ender become an official project! So encouraging as I work with my first leader ender! Thank you for sharing! 🙂 Congratulations on your accomplishment! And so pretty!
Fun, scrappy blocks. Hope you got a chance to work on them a bit this week.
Love all the 30s prints. This will be a really cute quilt.
Great blocks! I have an hour glass project on my to do list.
Neat looking blocks.
Very cute 30’s blocks. Hum, where are my 30’s fabrics. I haven’t seen them since the move. Enjoy working on them.
Those are cute Dolly Madison blocks.
Oh, how I love 30’s reproduction fabric!! This quilt is going to be adorable and how wonderful that you get to spend a week with your parents. You are truly blessed.
I love your little hourglass blocks, and the stars you’re making them into! So, you did this by cutting your scraps up into perfect triangles with a die cutter, did you? I have been thinking about getting one of those Accuquilt GO! Baby contraptions just so I can cut my scraps into clamshells, apple cores, pyramids, tumblers, etc. for projects like what you’re doing, but the dang things are just SO expensive! Which die cutter do you have, and do you find that it’s worth the investment?
Yum, yum, yum! Who doesn’t love a good 30’s quilt? Have a ball with these little guys! Thanks for sharing.
Love the QST and my, oh my, the 30’s prints are lovely.
Katy,
Don’t laugh(too much), but I just can’t wrap my head around which die you used to cut those with. Was it a quarter square triangle? My dies aren’t close by, so I figured I’d just ask.
I think your design will turn out very nice.