The colors we were asked to use were blue and green and I've seen some of the blocks already out on the flickr group created. Mine will blend in nicely.
I need to get going on my own pinwheel sampler. I've put it aside because I lost my pinwheel mojo but I think it has found me again. This simple block was giving me troubles and I re-did it three times. Third times a charm, right? I found that I'm not as careful as I really should be in my measuring. I was really upset with myself once I got the block right and noticed my careless mistakes. Sooooo, I will go back to my pinwheel sampler and continue on. I have to keep telling myself that it's not a race and I wasn't going to get it done in any short amount of time since I wanted to make it bigger to fit my bed.
Just burns me that because of my silly mistakes, there are LOTS of blocks I need to re-do because they are going to bother me! Which means I'll have to get more fabric. Oh. Fabric shopping! That always makes me feel better! :)
Enjoy your day!
Jen :)
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Ahhh, fabric shopping. There's always a silver lining, isn't there?
ReplyDeleteLovely block - what a nice idea to make a quilt for someone who needs a 'hug' now.
Yay for fabric shopping! Your block looks fantastic -- the points look perfect. I love the colors too -- Great Job!
ReplyDeleteI love pinwheel blocks. Their motion is so cool in a quilt. You did a great job. And fabric shopping, sounds like a plan!
ReplyDeleteThis looks good. I still haven't decided what I am going to do. I like these colors though. Did you see that Crazy Mom Quilts is coming back??? I very excited.
ReplyDeleteDonation quilts always warms the heart.
ReplyDeleteLOL on the "Oh dear, I'll have to buy more fabric because of my little mess-up"....
Your donation block looks great Jen!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gesture of frienship. Did you say fabric shopping??!! Oh darn, someone has to do it!
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