Blogger BOM, in cool scraps. |
Craftsy BOM in Hoopla by Moda |
I'm not sure how I feel about BOM quilts, I have learnt a lot doing these, but I don't really like having projects on the go for so long with fabric in reserve for them. Maybe I'll feel differently when I get my WIPs under control.
I am feeling a little better about the epic WIP list (thanks for the reassuring comments, good to know I'm not alone!), and I just plan on taking it one baby step at a time. What more can I do, right? I might start laundry listing them in future WIP Wednesdays, if that's not too scary!
I recently signed up for a polaroid block swap, totally a 'all the other girls are doing it' moment, because I need another I-Spy quilt like a hole in the head, but the blocks are sooooo darn cute! I've decided to make a little wallhanging when I get the blocks back and donate it to the preschool where I work as a raffle quilt.It's good to have a potential home for that one.
And I've been working on a rainbow/low volume scrap quilt for a while now with no particular purpose in mind, but I'm desperate for a quilted chair in my sewing room (because everyone needs one of them, right?) and I have the perfect chair for the job... sounds like a match made in heaven!
Linking up with WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced
I've been so tempted to do the Craftsy BOM (love Craftsy!!), but the blocks with the curves have got me a little intimidated. Great job on your blocks!
ReplyDeleteWell done on getting all caught up with your blocks! You must be so pleased! Your Craftsy blocks are looking great - you chose such a great line of fabric for it.
ReplyDeleteAll sorts of beautiful blocks!! Thanks for linking up to wip Wednesday this last week, where I had the pleasure of guest-hosting!
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