Penny Patch: Sewing Blocks
How is your cutting coming? Are you sewing yet? If you want to get in touch with others in the quilt-along, do visit the Stitched in Color Flickr group. There's a passel of photos and this busy discussion thread.
I was originally going to make two Penny Patch quilts for our quilt-along. But... my fabric for the throw quilt still has not arrived (it may not be available yet), so I think I'm going to take it easy now and just make the one purple and yellow baby quilt. I do love how it's coming together, so this scratches the "itch" for me!
Over these three middle weeks in November I encourage you to sew away at your 4-penny patch blocks. You'll need 32 for a baby quilt, 60 for a throw quilt and 84 for the twin. More details here. I like to work in color groups, so I started with my color A (yellow) and some simple neutral, low volume blocks.
Next week we'll have a link party so you can show off your work in progress! Meanwhile, I ran into this gorgeous photo at my friend Svetlana's blog.
Visit her post to read about her color inspiration. I don't think I noticed before that autumn has so many peach and limey tones. It does! Looks just like the view from my window as well.
Happy sewing!
I was originally going to make two Penny Patch quilts for our quilt-along. But... my fabric for the throw quilt still has not arrived (it may not be available yet), so I think I'm going to take it easy now and just make the one purple and yellow baby quilt. I do love how it's coming together, so this scratches the "itch" for me!
Over these three middle weeks in November I encourage you to sew away at your 4-penny patch blocks. You'll need 32 for a baby quilt, 60 for a throw quilt and 84 for the twin. More details here. I like to work in color groups, so I started with my color A (yellow) and some simple neutral, low volume blocks.
Next week we'll have a link party so you can show off your work in progress! Meanwhile, I ran into this gorgeous photo at my friend Svetlana's blog.
Visit her post to read about her color inspiration. I don't think I noticed before that autumn has so many peach and limey tones. It does! Looks just like the view from my window as well.
Happy sewing!