Isn't this purple fabric so pretty?
Jenny's blocks danced in my head for days and then I did it! I sauntered up to the quilt room , found a few scraps of purple fabrics and lickety split in no time I had 12 blocks. Really they were that quick. Later , I even pieced some green ones.
If you jump over to Jenny's blog, she will give you a link as to where she found the blocks and the measurements which was at Sylvia's of Treadlestitches , plus you can drool over her lovely blocks and Sylvia's as well.
So that is my story of how Jenny and Sylvia got me back into the game. Thank you so much, ladies. Hmm! I wonder what they are up to today? 🤔😃
I also have been working on HST. I have a turquoise quilt in mind.
Sunflowers are blooming on my seasonal tree. It is still a work in progress, but it is getting well packed with mid summer goodness.
Well that's my Friday ramblings. Have a beautiful evening, my friends.
Happy Stitching and Quilting, ya'll
Melisa
Failure doesn't mean the game is over; it means try again with experience.
Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤
Dedicated to my dear sister, Amy. Love and miss you. 11 months . How can that be?
I am joining these lovely ladies' link parties. I hope you check them out; they always have so many wonderful projects going on and provide the opportunity for other needleworkers to meet.
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I wrote down the directions for Jenny's block but haven't gotten it sewn yet, too many other things going on. Hey, it's summer! Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteLol, Gretchen as soon as I saw them I fell in love with them. I adore when a pattern brings about excitement. Have a great summer. I bet you are staying very busy on the farm.
DeleteHi Melisa, many thanks for the mention. I'm pleased you have made some purple "little bricks", they are so quick and easy to stitch up. As you say, I'm sharing Sylvia's pattern and now you are too! Isn't it a wonderful quilty world that blogland is.
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Jenny. I love visiting your blog and am inspired with each visit. I truly appreciate you bringing that spark of inspiration that I needed as well as Sylvia. Hugs.
DeleteGosh, there are so many quilty things going on this summer! There never seems to be enough time! Plenty of fabric though! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLol I agree, Donna. There are so many QAL and SAL that I want to enjoy . I just need lots of time or extra hands. Don't you. Lol. Happy summer. Hugs.
DeleteLovely blocks, Melisa! Your sunflower tree is so cheerful looking. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Robin. Such a quick and easy block to work on . Jenny certainly gave me the quilting inspiration I needed. It felt good to finally get that raggedy tree changed over for later summer. Big hugs.
DeleteDo you know you are an enabler? 😁 and I’m so glad you are. I’m going to take a look at Jenny's and Sylvia's blocks. Who knows there may be some of those blocks popping up on my design wall. I’m trying to flesh out a Halloween quilt of various blocks so these would fit in nicely. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLol I will wear that badge with honor. Jenny's and Sylvia's blocks are certainly gorgeous and just what I needed. This blocks in Halloween fabrics would be fabulous and can you imagine Christmas colors. Ooooh you are giving me ideas now. Lol Happy quilting, Bonnie.
DeleteI love your blocks. That purple fabric is fantastic. Now I have to visit those two blogs today. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteLol you certainly will not be disappointed visiting Jenny and Sylvia. Thank you so much for the sweet visit. Big hugs.
DeleteYour sunflower tree is so cute, Melisa! Just perfect for this time of summer. And your blocks inspired by Jenny and Sylvia are wonderful. Hope you are having a great weekend ♥
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much dear Carol. I was thrilled to get the little raggedy tree ready for late summer. It will be easy to transform it to fall later on. Have a wonderful week. Hugs.
DeleteI made one of Sylvia's little bricks blocks, too! Fun to see you and Jenny making them, too. Now I shall have to make more! Your sunflower tree is lovely!
ReplyDeleteLol Jenny and Sylvia has got a movement going on Little Bricks. Which is a fabulous thing. Weren't they sew much fun? Thank you for the sweet visit, Diann.
DeleteThere's nothing as satisfying as busting through scraps. Good for you for getting back at it!
ReplyDeleteOh I agree, Michelle. I have the tendency to get lost in my bin of scraps. lol. Thank you for the sweet visit. Happy quilting.
DeleteAlways wonderful to use what you've got and turn scraps into something pretty and useful. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteI certainly agree, Tammy. I have been having a ball in the quilt room going through the scrap bin. I feel like I am getting more done using what I have as well. Have a great week.
DeleteOh how pretty those sunflowers are on a seasonal tree like that. How neat to find inspiration at Jenny's blog and make some of those great blocks too. The net is wonderful for that, isn't it. Happy Stitching!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Jocelyn. It was fun to work on the little raggedy tree and give it its summer decor. I think it is much happier now. Lol. Jenny and Sylvia certainly gave me the quilting spark I needed. Have a great week. Hugs
DeleteNice to see you back in the game no matter how you got there! And that seasonal tree is a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Cathy. These little blocks certainly has given me the boost I needed to join back in and perhaps work on some of my other RSC projects. . Have a great week, Cathy. Hugs.
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