It was nice to start with such a simple block, so I didn't get in over my head, and it came out (almost) perfectly. After my first tester block was a success, I dove in with the other 12 I needed.
The front of the pouch is all done and ready for assembly tonight. A lot of people warned me, and I'm starting to think they were right -- paper piecing is addicting.
I also wrapped up the mini quilt I was working on for an STLMQG challenge. I'm hoping to have a reveal post up tomorrow.
The neverending to do list:
T-shirt quilt
Aviatrix Medallion quilt
"Treasure" bag for B
Superhero cape for B
Sewing circle tote
Re-cover the downstairs chair
Aviatrix Medallion quilt
"Treasure" bag for B
Superhero cape for B
Sewing circle tote
Re-cover the downstairs chair
Ironing board cover
Reusable snack bags
Washi dress/tunic
I'm linking up to WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced.
Reusable snack bags
Washi dress/tunic
I'm linking up to WIP Wednesday at Freshly Pieced.
I haven't caught the paper piecing bug. I see that you have a Washi dress/tunic and a T-shirt quilt too on your WIP list. Good luck with those and the rest of the never ending items I can sympathize completely
ReplyDeleteYay for paper piecing ... those perfect points will become addictive ... welcome to the dark side! Lol :)
ReplyDeleteThat's going to be such a cute pouch! Congrats on successfully tackling paper piecing!
ReplyDeletewell done on diving in and giving it a go. it turned out great! Now on to find all the brilliant paper piecing patterns out there and get stuck in!
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