I pretty much mastered the 1/4" wheel, I didn't stitch through any seam allowances and resisted the urge to press it. Hence it looks a little wrinkled and wonky, but fortunately that's just bad lighting and urgent excitement to take a photo!
If you are wondering, the block is only 6 1/2" in diameter. Those pieces are tiny!
Roll on next month!
I love this little block and the colours are fantastic! Are you finger pressing as you go and then pressing with an iron when the top is complete?
ReplyDeleteTotally adorable! What a fun block, but even sweeter so small
ReplyDeleteThis block is so cute.
ReplyDeleteIt' wonderful! I love your color and fabric choices and can't wait to see many, many more!
ReplyDeleteThis project is going to be an incredible labor of love, and gorgeous. I wish I had your patience! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLooks fab! (Pretty, pretty please no hand sewing for next month o.O)
ReplyDeleteWow that is small! Congratulations,well done!
ReplyDeleteIt's really beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI admire you because I very much I would have the patience for a project like this. But it is going to be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIs it hand pieced? You've already overtaken my Georgetown project lol- I have cut out literally 18 pieces and tat's it!
ReplyDeletemy goodness!! so quick. i am doing this Bom too.
ReplyDeleteMine arrived yesterday, so I now need to find my wallet of equipment from FQR
ReplyDeleteI love the way that plaid makes everything come together. I think I'm going to love this quilt too
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