Smitten

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I just realised, I have completely forgotten to take photos of the progress with my Smitten look alike quilt. Sorry.

13 blocks made so far, but one has already been scrapped as it just didn't look good; and I am tempted to replace the bottom left one with another less busy one... Luckily I still have LOTS of scrap pieces of fabric!

Perhaps I use them for cushion covers instead of piecing them together for a large quilt?

Decisions, decisions...

Comments

Kikkan said…
I also have a few little quilts to quilt together, but plenty of time yet before the Christmas fete in November. Kram ♥♥
8 October 2011 at 22:44
Nina said…
The time just seems to vanish :-(
9 October 2011 at 22:09
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