It's still Wednesday for about 40 minutes so I can get my pics in just under the wire. I worked on my granny square table runner for a bit and I also started working on my April Showers Mug Rug for the blog hop next month.
I sketched out the mug rug and everything - I even put measurements on it. It is my first foray into flying geese units. I did cut off the points (sewed off the points) on two, but they look okay otherwise. I used the flippy corners method and I saved the triangles that I cut off and added to my bag of little triangular scraps. I saw on Fons and Porter that Maryanne Fons sews those together and trims them up to use as borders, etc... all I can say is that I've been saving them - I sure hope I use them someday. Anyway - I need to go to sleep soon.
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granny squares |
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Piper fat quarters cut to a 5" strip |
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Piper and Kona solid flying geese cuts |
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flying geese with hand stitched umbrella handles. |
I've really been enjoying doing the hand stitching. Embroidery floss is a lot of fun.
Sew on!
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