52% equals two loose leaf binders, full. Each completed block is filed in order, by number, and slipped into a page protector together with all of of its pertinent data. We're using every method we know: specialty rulers, templates, paper piecing... whatever it takes.
I'm including a few close-ups here of the fussy cutting I did. I had a length of fabric with quotes and these positively charming illustrations by Susan Branch; perfect for these little block centers. This one says: "Millions long for immortality but don't know what to do on a rainy afternoon" - Susan Ertz
"All the way to Heaven is Heaven" - St. Catherine of Sienna
No quote, but a perfect resting place for this toile fussy cut.
And, finally... this makes me want to brew a cup of tea right now... and read Little Women... again!
Life is Good!
6 comments:
beautiful progress and lovely fussy cutting!
Wow! That's great. I'm working on a Tula Pink book, somewhat similar and I'm putting finished blocks in binders as well. Thanks for showing.
WOW! Great blocks and I love, love, love the ones with little quotations. I am impressed ... and feeling like an "under achiever" LOL Thanks for sharing ;-)
These are splendid!
What a wonderful catalog of work! Will these all go into a quilt or will it be a reference work?
I'm afraid I would run into a brick wall with the applique. I love handwork, but of a different variety. : )
WOW! Beautiful and way above my skill level and organization level
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