
I've also got up to date with all my Bee Inspired blocks, apart from Nettie's whose lovely blue fabric I accidentally cut wrong. I also can't find the list of everybody's addresses and had to [shame] email Rachel to ask for it. If you are reading this Nettie, I'm sorry, I just don't have the fabric yet. NZ Post is so slow :( I'm hoping I'm not going to be the first person thrown out of the group.
I can't believe how challenging the Bee Inspired blocks have been. I thought I was a proficient enough quilter until people started sending me their blocks. It's terrifying!! It seems they are all on a mission to make me face my fears. I have to say apart from Rachel's windmills, all the rest have been ok once I actually started them!! Rachel kindly put my windmills in her quilt, but I know they were a bit below par really. They are a fantastic bunch of people and its lovely to see all the amazing fabrics they choose. Now I can have almost no guilt (apart from Nettie) and enjoy watching the pictures come in!
Hey Deb, how much would you charge to make and ship one of those bags? I would love to have one, if I can figure out how to swing it!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you quilted the bag in the first picture! The other bags are gorgeous as well!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe journey with your wonderful kids!
oh those bags are such a great idea...love them!! thanks for following!!! i love new bloggy friends. :o) and i can not wait to go through your blog list on your sidebar...i see many that i already love and some new ones i can not wait to check out.
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