A tale of 2 blocks

I finished 2 blocks yesterday and as I was sewing them, I reflected on how different those  blocks were. I made a belated bee block for Aylin who is the designer of the bubble pattern. I even started using the wrong colour combo :-(, thankfully I found out before I was too advanced. And I also made a block. I also made one of the block for the 365 Challenge.



The bubble block is paper-pieced, counts 100 pieces of fabric and took hours to make and is huge (15'), whereas the 365 Challenge blocks was made of 2 strips of fabric, sliced and sewn back together, is tiny (3') and only took a few minutes to make. Yet they are 2 blocks!
And those 2 blocks take my total this month to 9 blocks!
And the bubble block is one little step towards the 100 days Challenge!

Linking to Building Blocks Tuesday.

Celine

Comments

  1. helenjean@midgetgemquilts10 January 2016 at 21:16

    ooh er - I haven't made my trial block for the bubble bee yet. Do they really take hours and hours Celine?

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  2. Benta AtSLIKstitches11 January 2016 at 17:48

    And lovely blocks they are too

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  3. Newbie Jen24 January 2016 at 06:45

    100 pieces of fabric!! That is dedication for one block. Way to go! And thanks for linking it up to Building Blocks Tuesday.

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