Friday, February 3, 2017

First Friday of February

January flew by!  I'm starting to see signs of longer days as the sun is setting later.  My sewing room has been pretty busy.  I've been staying organized using my Quilters Planner.  Each week has been inspired by the quilt blocks featured in the month of January.  I've completed three so far, but got side tracked by a new project, my first Swoon quilt.  


Unnamed by Jane Armstrong of 


Doves in the Daylight by Michelle Bartholomew










Sand Dollar Star by Cassandra Beaver of 

This last block I finished in January was a challenge.  I'm not confident in paper piecing yet, but Cassandra's directions were great.  So if you haven't tried this one yet, dive in.  The end result is worth it!





There are more January blocks in my planner, but who can resist a Swoon-a-long when February is here?  Thimble Blossoms had a special on this pattern recently, and I've always wanted to try it!



Block #1




Block #2



Block #3

I love these super-sized quilt blocks! They are all over instagram if you are interested in seeing these pretty blocks in abundance!

Thank you for spending some time on my blog!
I'm sharing this post on Crazy Mom Quilts and My Quilt Infatuation !

Jen
Pretty in the Port 


7 comments:

  1. visiting from crazy mum quilts. I love the swoon blocks but the very first block on your post takes my eye. What gorgeous flower fabric

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    1. Hi - thanks for visiting my blog. I've had that fabric for years. It's great to use up my stash💕

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  2. Swoon is far too pretty not to make, they are gorgeous blocks :)

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    1. Hi Carie, I'm a fan of your blog and your beautiful photos. Thanks for visiting☺️

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  3. I love your Swoon blocks. I made one a number of years back during the first swoon along. Now I want to make another in pinks!

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    1. Thank you, Charlotte. I think I will make more of these as well. 😁

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  4. ooo, your Quilter's Planner blocks are gorgeous, great choice of fabrics, and I love a good swoon! Enjoy!

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