For a beginning paper-piecer, it went together pretty well. I was a bit stingy cutting into that way-vintage print, so I did have a couple close calls in which I was left with barely enough fabric.
I also finished Grandmother's Garden Block #23! Photo is not the best, but it is a cute block, meant to help tie in some of the other fabrics.
Hopefully I will have a photo of all the blocks for the February linkup at Hydee's InHand EPP Party at Splish Splash Stash! I will play with a couple options, but I am leaning toward bone, or ivory solid.
I am linking up my blocks today with Lyn at What a Hoot for BOM's Away. Her post today has photographs of her adorable new kitten:-)
And Quilts.
of course.
Oh, wow - look at that perfect 70's fabric! Is it the genuine thing, even? :)
ReplyDeleteYour paper piecing looks perfect. I'm new at it too, but like doing it. Love your fabric.
ReplyDeleteperfect fabric choice for your Kitschy kitchen :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat retro fabric! Looks like you're off to a good start with paper piecing ;)
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, pretty. Great paper piecing. Looking good!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on #23!!! :)
ReplyDelete#23 is darling! glad you could find a way to be pretty and tie your other flowers together, too. =)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the retro fabric for your paper piecing!
Beautiful flower! I am so happy to see someone else working on a grandmother's flower garden.
ReplyDeleteI love your Sew Kitschy block fabs and colors!
ReplyDeleteSusie