Beez Progress Report

Many of you said that these stitcheries needed color and I agreed.

I went bold.

I had several bee prints that I thought I would use but ended up setting most of them aside. They just weren’t ‘doing it’ for me. Too dark against that black border. Or too white, and not enough color. Whatever. Go big and bright!

Beez By Tricia Cribbs Embroidery Design

I will probably tone it down with more of that black sashing. We will see.

For now, it will marinate while I do some mundane things.

Like clean house…a necessary evil.

Have fun and carry on!

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Charms from the 90’s Finish

90's Charm Squares

I took those old 1990’s charms and finally made a quilt with them!

The quilt is about 42 inches by 52 inches. No particular reason for this size, except for the size, number and layout of the blocks that I ended up with.

90's Charm Squares

The quilt was machine quilted on my domestic Janome.

90's Charm Squares

Some of the quilting was done with a walking foot, and some by free motion.

90's Charm Squares

I like how it turned out!

I might be motivated to play with some more of these 1990’s charm squares and move them out!

90's Charm Squares

How about you?

Do you have old charms that you were inspired to use? If so, what did you make?

Have fun and carry on!

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Charms from the 90’s Update

I settled on a star layout for the half-square triangles made from the 1990’s charm squares.

I don’t have a large wall, or the floor space, to lay out blocks, but we all make do with what we do have.

90's Charm Squares

The stars are set with squares and this was simple to stitch up.

I had enough parts left over (including the odd sized half-square that I threw in the parts department and retrieved) to make two more star blocks for the back.

90's Charm Squares

All marked and pinned.

I have chosen to do easy cross-hatching with a walking foot.

Nothing fancy to see here.

90's Charm Squares

Have fun and carry on!

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