Sewing Studio
Finally... a mini top ready for quilting. I started the (paper) piecing about one year ago after failing to join the sew-along in 2019 when I initially bought the pattern. I retrieved all the pieces earlier this year, and I was happily surprised that there were a lot of parts already completed. There are so many pieces in this mini quilt top.
And now, a few weeks later, the final stitches are in and the mini is completed.
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Celine
Oulala oui, un tas de minuscules pièces ! J'adore la couture sur papier, et ton mini est superbe !
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This looks great!
ReplyDeleteWow, that has so many tiny pieces. Congratulations for finishing it.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, how clever and beautiful your mini top is! Blue and white are always a gorgeous combination.
ReplyDeleteThe hardest part is behind you. And, it looks fabulous. Hum, I wonder if I have any room to hang words in the studio??? Probably not but it would be fun to do it.
ReplyDeleteCeline, I am blown away by the intricacy of this paper piecing! WOW. So fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat. Is. AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteThose letters are gorgeous, and full of lots of pieces, especially that 'G' - well done!
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing block!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the name of the pattern? You have inspired me, and I would love to make it for my sewing room. Nancy A: SewingGranda@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the great finish. It'll look awesome in your studio! Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
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