These look so cute! They’re quite small when theyr’e all cut in quarters. I’ve also cut away the extra fabric underneath the circles, and I’m ready to begin creating my blocks.
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I made sure that when I was assigning a circle to a square, it wasn’t just that it had to match, but I had to love the combination. Here’s a few of my favourites. All 48 are now matched and ready to stitch, but that won’t happen till I get back from Sydney next Tuesday. My circles are ready (48 x 6¼” diameter). Now to put them together. One circle onto one square. Wish I had a spare wall to put up a felt dropsheet. Make this part of the process so much easier! I’m excited. Been wanting to make this quilt since the moment I saw it on Cluck Cluck Sew. Unbelievable! I learned something today that’s really awesome. If I place the fabric on my cutting board onto the low coffee table in our lounge room, and lean right over the fabric so my right arm is virtually hanging straight down, then I have gravity on my side, and it’s really easy to cut through one or two layers of fabric with hardly any pressure! What’s so great about that, you ask. Well it looks pretty strange, but my shoulder is not doing virtually any of the work, and so it’s fairly happy. As happy as a shoulder can be when it’s recovering from acute calcific tendinitis! So I got to cut out all 48 squares for my raw edge circle quilt. They look so gorgeous! I absolutely love this fabric – it’s called ‘Wild Thyme’. Granted it took me hours and hours – all day in fact. But they’re done! There is a down side. Unfortunately. The down side is that my back is really rather unhappy. It’s kinda like robbing Peter to pay Paul, but hey, the sore back only needs a heat pack and a good night’s rest, and it’ll be just fine. So there you are. 48 x 8″ squares of pretty! Actually, I should probably get a picture of all the squares laid out, so you can see them all, but I’m going to reserve that till I have all the circles cut and placed on top of the squares. Don’t worry, you’ll see what I mean once I’ve done it. Now, more telly while I wait for the hour to pass since I took the Panadol so I can do my 4 little shoulder exercises and go to sleep. Hopefully before 3am tonight! PLEASE! Unbelievable! I learned something today that’s really awesome. If I place the fabric on my cutting board onto the low coffee table in our lounge room, and lean right over the fabric so my right arm is virtually hanging straight down, then I have gravity on my side, and it’s really easy to cut through one or two layers of fabric with hardly any pressure! What’s so great about that, you ask. Well it looks pretty strange, but my shoulder is not doing virtually any of the work, and so it’s fairly happy. As happy as a shoulder can be when it’s recovering from acute calcific tendinitis! So I got to cut out all 48 squares for my raw edge circle quilt. They look so gorgeous! I absolutely love this fabric – it’s called ‘Wild Thyme’. Granted it took me hours and hours – all day in fact. But they’re done! There is a down side. Unfortunately. The down side is that my back is really rather unhappy. It’s kinda like robbing Peter to pay Paul, but hey, the sore back only needs a heat pack and a good night’s rest, and it’ll be just fine. So there you are. 48 x 8″ squares of pretty! Actually, I should probably get a picture of all the squares laid out, so you can see them all, but I’m going to reserve that till I have all the circles cut and placed on top of the squares. Don’t worry, you’ll see what I mean once I’ve done it. Now, more telly while I wait for the hour to pass since I took the Panadol so I can do my 4 little shoulder exercises and go to sleep. Hopefully before 3am tonight! PLEASE! |
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