Week-end report

As usual, I didn't progress as much as I was planning to with my sewing, what a surprise! I guess it doesn't help that the kids have a busy social life now and then need Mum and Dad's taxi. I also realised on Saturday that I completely forgot about the Friday Night Sew-In, too bad!
Anyway, I managed to make a whole Circle of Geese in grey (I struggled to find 12 different grey fabrics between my scrap box and my stash). I received the white background I used for my block this month from my secret pal in 2006! This is one of my BOM Rehab project as well as a Rainbow Scrap Challenge block.
I started on my Halloween block, copying Diane's idea and making a witch but she's not finished yet so I'll show you later.

I have finished the first round of the Modern Round Robin so I can now send the block off to the next person but because this is a mystery RR, you won't be able to see the block now, sorry!

And finally this morning, I finished this hexie flower for Lyn on the craft forum swap.

Celine

Comments

  1. Diane-crewe23 April 2012 at 17:21

    ooh! looking forwards to getting my hands on your whitch! xx

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  2. marcella24 April 2012 at 16:41

    Your geese block looks nice (and tricky to sew!) congrats on getting another bom done! Love the hexie block, so sweet in those fabrics.

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  3. Sinta Renee25 April 2012 at 00:25

    I have always loved seeing this circle of geese block around on the blogs. Yours is just beautiful in the gray.
    Can't wait to see more!

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  4. Michele25 April 2012 at 03:28

    Mini off to the next person...very good. A witch in progress...great. I can't wait to see it.

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