On the train...

 Not much sewing time again the last 2-3 weeks and this has mainly be due to lack of time/too much work... I had completed the train block but wasn't happy with it so I unpicked it and remade it this week. 

With this block finished, I can complete the third row of the top.

I also started on the top row "Harry Potter" and had spent quite some time 2 week-ends ago cutting the pieces with little fabric to spare... only to realise that I had only cut out "Harry"...

This block is actually half of the top row so counts for two really!

 I don't have enough of the blue or the gold left for the other half so I am going to have to write Potter in different fabrics! 

Progress on this UFO is much slower than I was expecting but I am really trying to keep at it. I guess I average about "one" block a week at the moment and I don't think I'll manage to get faster any time soon.

Last week I only managed to sew one time, this week has been better with 4 days.

Linking to Put your foot down, Brag about your Beauties, Off the wall Friday, Can I get a Whoop Whoop, Peacock Party, Patchwork and Quilt, Life in Pieces, Design Wall Monday, Midweek Makers, Wednesday Wait Loss, Happy Needle and Thread, 

Céline

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  1. Jennifer Fulton Inquiring Quilter30 March 2023 at 17:03

    I so enjoy seeing your Harry Potter blocks. I'm a big fan and each brings a memory. So sorry you ran out of blue and gold! I hope that doesn't slow you down much. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.

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  2. Kate1 April 2023 at 17:17

    Both blocks look really complicated, you did an excellent job on piecing both. Hope this week was as good or better on the stitching front as last week.

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