I’m having a great summer, are you? The only drawback to spending so much time outdoors is not sewing as much. I’ve been sewing in spurts and on Saturday I got caught up on my Gypsy Wife blocks.
June:
I really like how the Crazy Anne (left, bottom corner) turned out even if my points are terrible.
July:
My original goal was to ONLY use scraps and try not to repeat too many patterns. I finally had to cut into my stash, but I like that I’m still using up a lot of scraps. Now August is only a few days away and I will *not* let myself fall behind again!
This summer also ended another round of the Scrappy Trip Bee. I received some awesome blocks but unfortunately haven’t taken a picture yet.
Sign ups for the next round begin August 1st! Check back here for details.
Amanda at the What the Bobbin has an ongoing swap of Fussy Cut blocks. <3 Here is my take on the ‘text’ theme. I didn’t realize how few text fabrics I actually have. I have quite a few small text prints, but I thought that may be kinda boring for the centers.
And… check this out!
Teresa Down Under made a super cute potholder tutorial. I LOVE this version using my free Zeppelin paper piecing pattern.
Here is one of the reasons why my summer lacks sewing. We spend a lot of time at Lake of the Ozarks and the weather has been terrific this summer. I love spending time outdoors, especially if I’m near a body of water.
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July 28, 2014 at 8:58 pm
All gorgeous. I’m so far behind on all my projects including Gypsy Wifes.
July 29, 2014 at 12:33 am
As far as the text goes, you can copy onto cotton backed with freezer paper, then iron to set…love your asthetic Julie.
July 29, 2014 at 8:45 am
Of course you need to spend lots of time outdoors, especially when you have great water like that. Enjoy!
July 29, 2014 at 1:03 pm
Love your projects and couldn’t agree more on spending at time on the water. That is how we spend our time too. I would love to go to the Lake of Ozarks. Enjoy!