The question that puzzles me the most is
"Why do I have so much chicken fabric in my stash?"
I don't like chickens, and I have never bought chicken related fabric...but there is quite a bit of it in my stash.
Sunday, 2 March 2008
2008 Quilt #1 #2 & #3
This disappearing 9 patch quilt is a great way to use up stash.
It's a very addictive pattern. This week I set my machine to quilt the 7 tops I have ready to quilt. I have 2 friends who are due to have babies soon. Both have been told they are having boys.
The 3rd one was from the left over blocks I had made. I only needed to make 2 more blocks to complete the smaller quilt.
This is a great stashbusting pattern, and I used up lots of "boy" fabric. One is for Liam McLeish, one for my hairdresser's baby, Enno.
The question that puzzles me the most is
"Why do I have so much chicken fabric in my stash?"
I don't like chickens, and I have never bought chicken related fabric...but there is quite a bit of it in my stash.
The question that puzzles me the most is
"Why do I have so much chicken fabric in my stash?"
I don't like chickens, and I have never bought chicken related fabric...but there is quite a bit of it in my stash.
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3 comments:
I think your amazing to have completed 4 quilts. Your definately a woman on a mission. Nice quilts too by the way.
These quilts look fabulous! The chicken fabric is however a real mystery?
Disappearing 9 Patch is such a great pattern, isn't it? I like the way you laid yours out. The black, white, and lime is snappy, too!
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