I feel like I have turned a corner in the saga of my Stitching Society wool hexagons....
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| I've finished the fly stitching on all five sections, and they are now ready to be put together. My One Monthly Goal is to get these five sections together and make them into a quilt! |
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| Sharyl from Temecula Quilt Co. put out the call for signed Anniversary Cake blocks (and to use our favorite color) for an Anniversary Quilt she is making. I have had so much enjoyment doing her free sew along's the past few years, I felt I had to at least make this one little block. FYI: If you make one, use a very scant seam allowance--I had issues getting my block to measure 4.25"! |
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| Mr. Moosebay is have some surgery done on Tuesday, so today I will get my Primitive Garden Block 6 prepped and ready to take along. I think it will be a bit easier to handle in the waiting room than my wooly hexagons--lol! Today is Slow Sunday Stitching, so I know I will be making progress on my One Monthly Goal--happy stitching! |
Hope hubby's surgery goes well; good idea to have a project ready to go. As for all these wool projects I see everyone doing, I just admire from afar. I don't dare let myself begin yet another form of needlework. 🤣
ReplyDeleteBoy, that block you have prepped to applique is "right up my alley". It's a beautiful design. I bet it's going to be fun to stitch. The printing on that little block is so NICE and EVEN. I wish my handwriting looked that good
ReplyDeleteAre the hexagons joined by the fly stitch or are they are sewn one to another?
ReplyDeleteSmart thinking about getting some ready for the surgery day. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your progress on the hexagons! I have been enjoying watching your progress on these. Good idea to have some handwork to do while you wait. That is such a pretty block too. I hope all goes well with your husband's surgery.
ReplyDeleteLove to see the latest progress on the hexagons ; such a gorgeous project. Hope all goes beyond well for your husband and it is wise to have handwork to keep you busy while waiting :)
ReplyDeleteHaha, I almost used the same fabric for the Anniversary block. Used a dark blue Jo Morton instead. I felt the same way about enjoying all their patterns. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHoping for good outcome on your hubster's surgery...your woolies are so pretty! Good to have handwork for witing...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteWishing Mr Moose the best!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing your Primitive Garden all done. Such beautiful blocks!
Hope all goes well for Mr Moosebay! Love your hexagons.... looking forward to seeing it put together as a quilt! Have a good week! Christine x
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project.
ReplyDeleteThos hexagons are droolworthy! Hope all goes well tomorrow. I have spent time sewing in several hospital waiting rooms.
ReplyDeleteI also did the anniversary block and I think it was to finish at 4.25. cl
ReplyDeleteHope the surgery goes well... you will have a wonderful project to keep you busy while waiting. I'm going to make an anniversary cake too...thanks for the heads up!
ReplyDeleteGetting so close on the hexagons!
ReplyDeleteI saw the call for those signed blocks, but I figured by the time I could get one made she would have the quilt bound! : )
That looks like a beautiful applique block you will be working on as a "lady in waiting (room)". Wishing the best for your hubby's surgery!
You're working on some great things. Hope your time is short in the waiting room, but you get a little stitching done.
ReplyDeleteSo good to see those hexies getting together. They are looking wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe cake block is great.
And best wishes to hubby, too.
Your hexagon blogs look lovely, well done. I've got that Primitive Garden pattern also I saw it in progress several years ago. The ship only offer d it as a BOM but I eventually found where it came from and got the pattern. I've been choosing fabrics along the way to give it my own twist to it. Block six looks good. Hope all goes well for your husbands surgery.
ReplyDeleteThe fly stitching is gorgeous, congratulations on getting all those sections finished.Your cake block looks great. Best wishes on the Mr's surgery.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great! Beautiful stitching!
ReplyDeleteI hope Hubby's surgery went well. Your hexagons are so very pretty. I can't wait to see the quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh I can't wait to see your hexi's done!! I hope Mr. Moosebay's surgery went well.
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