Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Hearts

I have said before that I am not a big holiday decorator. Christmas - there is a tree and now that I know how to sew, I've made a couple of table runners and a wallhanging or two.  Other holidays?  Not so much.  While I love seeing how others decorate for the seasons and holidays, I just don't do it.  I don't have the room for all the stuff.  And my house is cluttered with little girl toys.  Decorating around her stuff just doesn't look right.  LOL.

However, when I see cute, I need to make.  


Candy hearts.  Adorable.  I want to make 20 blocks for a lap quilt.  For now, 3 blocks will do for a wall hanging.  If I get my act together, I will make this a leader/ender project.  But I need to get some squares organized and by my machine.  I also want to beef up my low volume stash a bit.  Some of the low volume squares I used aren't very "low volume".

Close up of the hearts.  The green one stands out great.  The other two get a little lost but they are there.




On Instagram, lots of people were making some simple hearts and turns out it was a free tutorial out on Cluck Cluck Sew's blog.  I have been hoarding many charm packs and wouldn't you know?  I had a few Valentine ones.  I busted them out (stash busting 2015) and made my own.  I made 25 blocks instead of 20 as in the tutorial.


I forgot the name of the charm pack I used.  It had green in it which I didn't use.  

I have lots of hearts to decorate with for next year!

Enjoy your day!
Jen :)

6 comments:

  1. I love those patchwork hearts in your runner. I just may have to make some of those...someday! :0)

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  2. I think both quilts are great wih the heart, were did you get the pattern for the Candy Hearts?

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  3. Darling...saw similar on IG too. Next we see St Patty right? Get cracking! Lol

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  4. Both projects are great. I would love to make the Candy Hearts blocks but I would have to work on my stash quite a bit to get some low volume fabrics. Beautiful job!

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  5. Super cute, Jen! I really wanted to make Candy Hearts too but I ran out of time. And I love the Cluck Cluck Sew hearts. (I made a quilt with that fabric a few years ago. It's Sent With Love by Deb Strain.)

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