Thursday 23 September 2010

I spy progress

Remember the swap that Gail Mitchell and I held in the spring? Well, we had 66 quilters sign up from the local Guilds, for the “120-block-each" swap, and we had 100% participation! How great was that? The fabric variety was incredible and it really was a fun project. Thanks to everyone of ECQG that participated!


I thought that I would show you how I am using my 5 inch squares. The Cottonmill Guild held an I Spy workshop in September and I attended, with Don Coles as the instructor. I cut each block into a hexagon and set it with 60 degree triangles ...so here is where I am so far. When I finish I will show the finished product.

-Kathy


Hexagons and hexagons with triangles




Sewing and placement has started...





Playing with placement on my dollarstore design wall(ie-the flannel back of a plastic tablecloth)





On my design wall...some rows are now sewn





contributed by Kathy Felmate
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3 comments:

  1. Sandra23 September 2010 at 20:34

    Great contribution to the blog Kathy! I hope we have many others join in. I'll be watching for the finished quilt at show and tell....

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  2. Anonymous27 September 2010 at 16:18

    It is going to be beautiful. Looking forward to seeing it completed. Lucy

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  3. GailM.4 October 2010 at 07:59

    I really enjoyed putting my I spy together too. Even though mine is for a girl, I used black for the background and I like it. I have to do the borders yet, so I think I'll use a little pink.

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