Thanks to all my encouraging commenters from last Wednesday's post, I've stayed faithful to my plan, and made some good progress on the Blueberry Taffy project! I had some decisions to make first - sew all the blocks together by themselves or add a sashing strip between each block and each row? One way would make for a faster finish, but I thought I would probably like the finished look better the other way. So I decided to add the sashing, and that meant going shopping!
I came home with this Riley Blake Confetti Cottons solid
in a shade of blue called Breeze.
Then you know what's next - squaring up the blocks, measuring and cutting strips, and sewing, sewing, sewing!
Although this is not the most exciting of quilting tasks, it has to be done! I do enjoy looking closely at the blocks again, and seeing all the scraps that were used in making them.
I Spy a little penguin!
And here's where I am now - 20 blocks with sashing turned into five rows.
Next step is to add the sashing between the rows - that is my job for the next few days. But first, I'll be linking up with The Inquiring Quilter for Wednesday Wait Loss!
1 comment:
Very pretty sashing fabric that you chose for Blueberry Taffy. You are moving right along, Diann. Beautiful job. Enjoy your day. Hugs.
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