Flashback Friday Fun
May 5, 2017
I’ve been having fun this week, working on the baby quilts and getting ready for my Monday post for the New Quilt Bloggers Blog Hop. I hope you visit my blog on Monday and get to know a little more about me. I don’t have any progress photos to show you, so let’s take a look at a fun Flashback Friday photo.
One day back in 2015, I pulled out my scrap bins and just started to sew. I had no plan, just a little bit of an idea in my head. Here’s what I came up with.
I remember that it was really fun. I should maybe pull this out and add a little more to it. What do you think?
Next week I get to do my blog hop post, and I get to spend some time with a quilty friend at a mini quilt retreat. Jealous?
What are you plans for the weekend? I hope it includes some sewing time!
See you Monday!
Wendy
9 Comments
Vicki in MN
Very creative you are! The only improv I can do is crumb blocks.
piecefulwendy
It’s a bit of a creative mess, but I like it 🙂
Kathleen McCormick
What a fun quilt! Love the little owls in the tree. Its perfect as it is, Wendy, but do what sounds fun! I haven’t quilted much since my blog entry and had lots of work/appointments. Gotta get back to it this weekend I take a quilting class, so that should push me a bit!
piecefulwendy
Have fun at your class! That sounds like a great weekend!
catpatches
It’s very cute! I’d probably just put a binding on it and call it good.
norma
I think do nothing except bind it – it’s a lovely little quilt.
I’m planning on doing more to my tumbling blocks and carrying on dyeing.
I’ll definitely drop by on Monday
Nancy @ Grace and Peace Quilting
Cute mini! I recommend quilt, bind, hang! Have a great retreat!
Gina
Great improv. It’s something I just can’t get my head around. Just the thought brings my out in a cold sweat
Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats
Very cute improve. You are a natural at it. This one reminds me of fall. You could improve three more quilts representing the other seasons and sew them together for a nice wall hanging or table runner. The possibilities are endless. And that’s where I get hung up…making decisions on how to progress forward with a project.