I'm still working as hard as I can to catch up with everything I missed after being away for a few weeks. Like a race car driver who's down a lap I feel like the field has moved out and away, leaving me in the far distant dust! I'm really not worried... I'm appliqueing as fast as I can. This is the second block in the "Hop To It" series, it's trimmed and pressed and added to the "done" pile; I am ready to get going immediately on block #3, I'm prepping those pieces today. I'll catch up with those front runners, they'll have to pit before long and I'm cruising along at full speed again. Watch out, here I come...vroom!Life is Good!
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Great analogy!! :-D There'll be those whose axles break, too, so you got time!! LOL Keep the pedal to the medal; you are making beautiful dust. And don't forget fuel -- chocolate and laughter! :-)
Blessings,
Mary Lou
I need a little of that energy. GP is going to a car show next weekend maybe I can get in some serious studio time too.
Very pretty block! Nice job!
Oh, beautiful! You are making this for me, right?
Beautiful block! I just love the colors you've chosen.
Beautiful! Love all the greens in this lovely block. Remember to enjoy the ride :)
Hey I working on that quilt too! I chose wool. Needle-turn applique is not the easiest for me, but your fabrics are beautiful. I whink this is going to be so much fun!
Lovely. I really like how you worked the color in the leaves on the far right stem. Thoughtful and gorgeous!
Love it!! I know you'll catch up with the others in no time.
It's glorious!! Enjoy your vroom!
Bonnie
VROOM VROOM??? Have you been hanging out w/ that cute 2 1/2 yr old Grandson?? If you look behind you, you will see that there is someone just starting her engine!! Hopefully the engine will start this weekend and progress will be made! Have Fun!
Well, done.
Beautiful block, Mrs. G.!
Good fabric choices. Gives the block zing!
Very beautiful! I have been thinking many times to do stuff like this for walls, but haven't done more than thinking...
I found your blog through a picture of a full mailbox, don't know if it's yours, can not see it anywhere here now, but I'll put a link to your blog anyway.
Love your work!
Many regards from Greece!
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