Have been working on the potato chip blocks. 13 of the 18-inch blocks have been made and I will need 27.5 for the size quilt I want. (Not sure how that will work out.) 34 have been made of the 10.5-inch blocks. I will need 72. I am thinking of making the quilts with no border and doing a Welsh edging, no binding. (Need to do some reading to learn what to do.)
I am enjoying making these chip blocks. I leave them all set up at the sewing machine and can walk in and begin sewing. In order to be able to make another set, I have told myself that I need to make a little block. I just finished #232 today. Need to make 365. With making the chip block I feel like I have accomplished something, and then it is not so hard to make a fussy little. (Those littles can take over an hour to make. Especially if it has many pieces.) They are getting done. That is the important goal.
Enjoy your threads today.
Linking with Slow Sunday Stitching at Kathy's Quilts.
So colourful, they look like they’re satisfying to make.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt blocks are so pretty. Enjoy the warm weather and your gardening.
ReplyDeleteI love the potato chip blocks! Fun and colorful!
ReplyDeleteI just finished making 4 kits for potato chip blocks for our guild workday next week. Love these blocks!
ReplyDeleteMaking the potato chip block, I think that it has made my 1/4-inch seams better. The blocks are being stitched without using pins, just placed together with my fingers and off I go. Since I am trimming the block after it is made, I am not looking for perfection. But I am getting better (and I have been sewing since I can remember, which is a long time). Thank you all for visiting.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly had a nice visit catching up with lots of family. I've read that those potatoe chip blocks are rather addictive.
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