Love the new teapot blocks! ...I'm a tea drinker so I'm assuming those pots are for tea :-) And I'd love to 'join' you. It is sunny in my west coast neighborhood but still an excellent day to quilt. I just finished drinking a pot of Scottish Breakfast Tea...good, but I still prefer my English Breakfast...I know the world really wants to know that..LOL Anywho, I think I will prep another Psalms block and then get a quilt top on the quilt frame and see if I can't get inspired to get 'er done :-) It will be lovely to quilt with you today!
Unfortunately, I'm at work today, checking in on my lunch bread. It's snowy and icy here today, so I love the comfort of your very pretty block! Will be watching to see what it becomes when it grows up. STay cozy!
Oh, I've done that quilt and I love it. The blocks are so pretty and then when you put it all together it's just awesome. So sweet and so fun. Your blocks look better... mine are a touch wonky.
oh how lovely. so I have a question - do you purchase your fabrics locally or online? I'm not a quilter but my 12 yr ld daughter wants to give it a shot and my mother quilted and I can sew a bit, so I'm thinking of doing sample squares and if her itnerestholds out, we'll have enough to sew into a quilt top (and then it will be a hunt to find someone who knows what to do next!) but we only have a Hancock fabrics in town and they have a limited cotton quilting section-
isn't it fun to
work on a new quilt
with your
quilting buddies?
(Come out, come out, wherever you are)
Oh this is just beautiful!!! Is this a club or something? I love the block!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the teapots!
ReplyDeleteNothing better than sewing with friends. Even though it is not raining, that is what I am doing today.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block!
ReplyDeleteI am working on a BOM from these designers and just love the pattern instructions. You did a great job.
Beautiful block! I don'thave any local quilting friends to enjoy but I'll sew with you via blogging. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove that block! I really need to find some sewing buddies. No one around me sews!
ReplyDeleteThat is just adorable...totally love it....
ReplyDeleteI am here....can't you hear me? Hello...anybody home?
How fun... sewing with friends! Love the blocks... am envisioning an entire quilt with teapot blocks...
ReplyDeleteLove the new teapot blocks! ...I'm a tea drinker so I'm assuming those pots are for tea :-) And I'd love to 'join' you. It is sunny in my west coast neighborhood but still an excellent day to quilt. I just finished drinking a pot of Scottish Breakfast Tea...good, but I still prefer my English Breakfast...I know the world really wants to know that..LOL Anywho, I think I will prep another Psalms block and then get a quilt top on the quilt frame and see if I can't get inspired to get 'er done :-)
ReplyDeleteIt will be lovely to quilt with you today!
Oh wow! That's so darn cute!!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I'm at work today, checking in on my lunch bread. It's snowy and icy here today, so I love the comfort of your very pretty block! Will be watching to see what it becomes when it grows up. STay cozy!
ReplyDeleteI've always said my favorite quilting days are the dark, raining dreary ones. I bet your in good company!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet block! Sewing or stitching is my favorite way to spend a cold rainy day!
ReplyDeleteWhat flavor of tea are serving with that block??? I will be right over!!!
ReplyDeleteLove love it--just my colors too!!!
Hugs,di and that miss gracie
That is so cute - and a very good thing to do on a dreary wet day, or ANY day!
ReplyDeleteLove the block. The fabrics are so sweet. Darling little teapot!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I've done that quilt and I love it. The blocks are so pretty and then when you put it all together it's just awesome. So sweet and so fun. Your blocks look better... mine are a touch wonky.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila :-)
oh how lovely.
ReplyDeleteso I have a question - do you purchase your fabrics locally or online? I'm not a quilter but my 12 yr ld daughter wants to give it a shot and my mother quilted and I can sew a bit, so I'm thinking of doing sample squares and if her itnerestholds out, we'll have enough to sew into a quilt top (and then it will be a hunt to find someone who knows what to do next!) but we only have a Hancock fabrics in town and they have a limited cotton quilting section-
yes, hanging out with quilting buddies is always fun. Love the teapot.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I Love to sew on a rainy day too!
ReplyDeleteYour Tea pot quilt is fab. What a great pattern.
Hugs,
Terri
How very fun - and I love all the blocks! Sweet pattern - and pretty fabric you all chose!
ReplyDeleteToo cute. I love it!
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