Sewing these 5-inch Cake Stand blocks is just as tricky as you'd imagine. There's barely any wiggle room for mistakes or sneaky fixes. Once the quilt is done, those little uh-oh's will probably vanish like crumbs from a cake!
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Making big scrappy quilts from small blocks can be challenging and it's easy to get discouraged or get tired of the processes. I think that is perfectly normal and it's a good idea to take breaks and work on other things when feeling overwhelmed. This quilt project was set aside for almost 4 months, and it may get pushed aside a few more times before completed.
Hey Quilty Friends! The last couple of days have been scrap-a-licious! Slicing and dicing through the scrap bins makes me one happy gal.
The weather in Podunk has been absolutely beautiful the last couple of days. Sunny and 70 is perfect for opening the windows and doing a little spring cleaning. And that's exactly what I did for a couple of days. Then I was ready to get back in the Studio and play with some fun spring projects.
Hi Quilty Friends! It's time for me to start using up those bonus HST's of which I have thousands. Just how many? Well, I counted them about 3 years ago and there was about 3500 but I've added many more since and didn't count the additions. So, my guess would be around 4,000 ranging from 1 inch all the way up to 5 inches.
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