I was feeling a little "Happy -go-lucky" last night.
I started a new project, I couldn't help myself.
I have been wanting to make one of these for a long time.
This is the chain piecing after a small amount of cutting.
Thank you for pre-cut honeycomb hexagons Moda.
Setting seams, pressing seams open and starching.
Seemed to take F.O.R.E.V.E.R.
I got to joining some of the pieces together...
but not many and you can see how it was left at my machine.
Truth - it will probably stay like that now as I'm not sure how much sewing
time I will squeeze in now as I'm packing up a house
and preparing to write reports...
I did have a finish though and I absolutely love it!
This is one swoon block to go on the wall of my new sewing room.
I used some V & Co green and solids from Spotlight.
You can't really see it but I FMQ Baptist fans all over.
wow love your swoon block Claire it will look fantastic on your wall.xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful swoon block Claire, you were very productive last night :) Barb.
ReplyDeleteLovely to spend time with you at FNSI... and I just love the swoon block!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a productive evening. hugs
ReplyDeleteGreat nights work Claire.
ReplyDeleteI love your Swoon block.
Packing the house? I thought you weren't moving for a while yet!
ReplyDeleteLove your swoon block and look forward to seeing your Happy go Lucky quilt finished the hexagons are great to work with.
ReplyDeleteSwoon-a-licious!
ReplyDeleteLooks great, I have been avoiding the honeycombs as I am trying to use up some of what I already have but they do look fun! Your swoon block is gorgeous too, I love the colors! Good luck with the move, I moved in January and am still unpacking boxes over 9 months later!
ReplyDeleteWow what a productive night. Just beautiful.
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