As for me, I've been busy cutting.
There is nothing nicer than a stack of squares, all neatly cut up and just waiting to be sewn.
And, how's this for fabric cheerfulness?? All the sewn squares blissfully blowing in the breeze.
And slowly being sewn together. I love this simple little block.
I just can't get over how happy these blocks are making me feel! I was seriously sitting there with a big smile on my face as I was sewing!
So can you tell it's been a bit of yellow fever here lately? I even bought a bundle of yellow flowers from the nursery and potted them up.
And just to spread the 'yellow cheer,' the winner of the yellow fatquarter is Jeanette from QLD! Congratulations Jeanette! I hope you enjoy using it and I'll be in touch shortly.
And finally - I won something!! The wonderfully talented Natalie Lymer from Cinderberry Stitches was having a giveaway of her latest pattern. And yup, I won a copy! I'm awfully excited as I just love Natalies designs. I can't wait to start sewing!
Keep smiling and enjoy the yellow!
7 comments:
The yellow blocks are just yummy!
Looking good. I love what you have done with your yellows. Can't wait to see it finished. Congratulations on your win. I was so excited when i got your email. Jeanette
That means something in and something out. I saw you won, lucky you, congratulations, you will enjoy it, I am sure!
The serendipity of the blogosphere, I was admiring these yellow quilts on flickr only yesterday!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/53947135@N00/756798665/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/emishimosato02/3196019110/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25075018@N07/3411643601/
Good on you! The quilt is looking wonderful.. so happy and fresh!
The yellow blocks are so pretty. I love using yellow in my quilts.
Thank you for visiting,
My mum taught me tio sew too. I am not a very careful and precise sewer, used to all all my kid's clothes with KNITWIT, but not any more. I now shift my interest in th ecomputer.
You are great to profess your faith.
Are you linking your yellow post with Yellow mellow?
cheers,
Ann from NZ
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