Here is my pumpkin patch addition to
Paulette's Wool Crazy Mini. I hardly hesitated to say yes when
Kaaren asked if I'd like to be involved, but I have to say I was very intimidated after seeing Paulette's start! Her theme is the four seasons and I think I made my season pretty obvious.
Karen is also joining in so check out the other Wool Crazy round robins.
Cheri Payne has started a blog! She has given the directions for these cute little blocks. She's calling it Soot & Ashes and they finish at 5". How could I resist?! The upper right hand block has issues- like some missing points!! Not sure what I did there, but I'm leaving it. I've loved Cheri's primitive style quilts so I'm happy she has jumped into blogging and I'm looking forward to learning more about her.
Here is my pumpkin patch addition to Paulette's Wool Crazy Mini. I hardly hesitated to say yes when Kaaren asked if I'd like to be involved, but I have to say I was very intimidated after seeing Paulette's start! Her theme is the four seasons and I think I made my season pretty obvious. Karen is also joining in so check out the other Wool Crazy round robins.
I've enjoyed seeing the progress of the wool pincushions. The pumpkins are fabulous, Lori.
ReplyDeleteThe Soot & Ashes blocks really look great - need to check it out.
I'm liking seeing the wool pincushions come to life as you ladies share each addition.
ReplyDeleteAnd, I especially love this addition - PUMPKINS. I'm a pumpkin kind of gal. Very cute.
Your pumpkins and sunflowers are wondeful! They look so tiny.
ReplyDeleteLove your design on the wool piece, lots of little details.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Soot and Ashes! How clever! I've been accumulating blacks and whites and hadn't seen anything I wanted to tackle with them, but S&A sounds like just the ticket!
ReplyDeleteI like the pumpkins, too. Can't go wrong with orange and pumpkins! :-D
Blessings,
Mary Lou
I love what you did on the pincushion. I really admire the wool crazy things and hope to do one..............someday.
ReplyDeleteGreat addition to the pincushion! Your pumpkins are so cute.
ReplyDeleteI love your pumpkins! I love Cheri Payne's work too so am going to visit her blog right now.
ReplyDeleteLovin' those crazy wool pin cushions - it's on my to-do list for someday!
ReplyDeleteI'm making Cheri's quilt too and have the first four blocks done like you - tonight I'll make the two newest ones. I'm using red instead of the black - it'll be so much fun to see them all!
Just "found" your blog - absolutely wonderful! Love the pincushion - your work is beautiful. Thanks for sharing about Cheri Payne's blog!
ReplyDeleteOoooohhhh Lori!! I am LOVING these sweet little pumpkins, sunflowers and crow!! Adorable and perfect for the FALL! I'm absolutely THRILLED!! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeletePaulette
love the pincushions! such a fun project for you girls.
ReplyDeleteI too am excited about Cheri's Soot and Ashes. I've already told myself I HAVE to sew along!
Karen
I've gotta check out the Soot & Ashes although I'll probably regret it because I just know I'll want to join in. Why does a day only have 24 hours?
ReplyDeleteLori, your addition to Paulette's pincushion is to die for! It comes to me next so I have to decide from which of the two seasons that are left. Hmmmmmm...will it be Winter or Summer? I think I know what I'm going do already.
I love your wool piece. And I love the choice of seasons. Looks beautiful and can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteOh and your churn dash, spectacular!
Your pumpkin patch is perfect! Can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing me to Cheri, I will hurry over.
Thanks Lori!
:)
The wool project are just too fun.
ReplyDeletei love the pumpkins!
Those tiny blocks are wonderful.
Jill & Susan's (2) are coming over today for a wool project -
wish you were too!
I love your addition to the wool pin cushion. Very cute..but I can't imagine anyone ever wanting to put pins in those little cuties?!
ReplyDeleteI like the soot and ashes blocks. The "prim" look of casual points is charming. I'll have to scoot over and visit Cheri's blog? ;)
Well, I think it looks great so far. Good work!
ReplyDeleteAren't you just lovin' Cheri's quilt so far? I have 1-4 sewn, 5 & 6 cut and I've thought about #7. I wouldn't worry about the points too much. I don't think Cheri does.
I'm a pumpkin lover from way back. Yours are adorable.
ReplyDeleteLove that name, Soot and Ashes. Small blocks, very tempting, it would only take a little ---- nope! have to be strong and focus on my WIP.
THANKS for the blog post. I went and made the Soot and Ashes blocks tonight. I thought I'd be too late and not catch up but one night, and I'm with it so to speak.
ReplyDeleteHi Iam Prabhu from chennai,joined today in this forum... :)
ReplyDeleteSoot and Ashes. Oh my goodness that's a good one to take me right off track!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the progress of the pincushions and all the other wonderful projects. They are great. Carolyn
ReplyDeleteDarling! Pumpkins just in time for Fall!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to see you are working on Soot and Ashes, too. Your blocks look great!
ReplyDeleteI love the black and white blocks! I especially love your quilt, Land of the Free from a previous post. It's just beautiful and I can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeleteI've really loved watching these cute little wool pincushions take shape at each of your blogs....so fun and so freakin cute!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects you are working on Lori. The wool pincushions have me all a titer...lol I must make one!
ReplyDeleteyour work on the wool crazy is BEAUTIFUL~!!~ seeing it makes me want to slide my needle and threads through some wool . . .
ReplyDeleteyummy~!
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