Sometimes, when you're perusing the aisles in the thrift store, you stumble across something that leaps into your hands begging you to take it home. I am living proof that it happens! I have no need of this....never thought I wanted one....really have no reason to spend $8.99 on it....BUT.....he came home with me and now resides keeping watch over my plants. Who knows, he might be a good luck charm and make my plants do wonderous things.
and, no, I do NOT want to start collecting pigs!!
I say that because at one point I bought myself a couple of little handmade teddy bears that I fell in love with. My friends and family saw them (because of course I showed them off) and decided that I had become a 'collector' and inundated me with bears on every single gifting occasion they could think of. I only wanted my two little ones but somehow I managed to accumulate dozens of them. Good thing we moved to the apartment giving me a good excuse to get rid of them all.
Over the weekend I got to the point of being able to lay out the fusion quilt blocks to see if I have enough for the three projects I want to do and I'm happy to say that I do - just. This picture shows the layout of the larger project which will end up on the back of our couch ready to be pressed into service if we're chilly.
Oh such a pretty layout of your fusion blocks...nice work getting to this point...you've been a busy bee for sure;)))
ReplyDeletehugs, Julierose
It's fun to see it starting to come together so it's not hard to put together 'just one more row'.
DeleteSeveral really good links here! I've done freeform crochet and it's really fun. I think you'd like it. A segment would work great in your landscapes. How did the trunk show go?
ReplyDeleteFreeform crochet does look like fun and it's on my to-do someday list for sure.
DeleteTrunk show went well I think although some of the ladies expected that, when they heard the topic was 'fabric landscapes', I would be speaking about putting the garden to bed for the winter. We had a giggle about that!