This is the second month in a row that I've waited to finish my Sisters' Ten blocks until the very end of the month...maybe one of my goals should be to flip it and reverse that trend! Any who...the block for March is School Girl's Puzzle. My fabrics were all lined up and ready to go...
...and then they just sat there for a while. Sorry guys.
Thankfully octopi can't judge... |
But once the last week (or rather, the last few days) of the month were looming, I got into gear and hammered out both blocks. I really like these blocks, but the brightness of the fabric and the color combination seems to be really hard to photograph (the aqua prints in particular always look like they're glowing - sorry if I'm burning your retinas, readers). I'm hoping that once the full quilt top is all together, it won't look so off in pictures.
I'm ridiculously proud of these blocks because I actually consistently matched my points and seams - I must be getting better! I'm also loving that since I've converted to an almost fanatical use of Best Press, everything lies so flat and crisp.
I also managed to cut all of the large negative space and sashing pieces this month, so at least that's out of the way for later in the year.
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These are ridiculously cute:-) This is going to be a fabulous quilt!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute are those!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable!! And the points and corners are perfect. :O As for bee blocks, I do okay MAKING THEM, I am just really crappy at mailing them. lol
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are fantastic - great fussy cutting too. I didn't get mine done so I have a bit of catching up to do...
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like a deadline for me to get something done too! They look great!
ReplyDeleteThey are great blocks! So glad to see you fussy cut the octopi! I agree the aqua is the hardest to photograph, my photos always come out way to bright or way too dark.
ReplyDeleteoh, fantastic blocks! :)
ReplyDeletePretty blocks. I love these fabrics in everything I have seen. I wandered in from Quilt Story, I think. Thanks for sharing ... :) Pat
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