I was off for a few days and I got trucking with Honey Honey. Last time I checked in, I had cut all the fabric for the quilt. At once.
Yeah. I had to put this one aside for a day or two after that. But then I got excited again. :-)
I'm re-instituting the plate method for this one. It makes it really easy to sort things out, especially when working on a bunch of blocks at once.
Chain piecing like a boss. Be jealous. (of all the little ear trimming... not so much...)
This method with paper plates is ingenious, better than keeping things in plastic bags; I hope to remember it next time when I need it.
ReplyDeleteThat hexagon print of Kate Spain is beautiful. I have to buy it!
Looks like you are making progress!
ReplyDelete"Chain peicing like a BOSS" Should be on a tee shirt! Too cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the paper plate idea - I am going to use that the next time I have a big project. Love your fabric choices as well - very fun and springy! Thanks for the plate inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the plates. Somehow a stack of them sneaked into my sewing room. Maybe they were just lying in wait until I was inspired how best to use them.
ReplyDeleteCheers, K
Chain piecing like a boss cracked me up. Beautiful fabrics! Can't wait to see what they turn into!
ReplyDeleteUsing the plates is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love your work area and I think your process techniques are wonderful:)
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