Oh wow! I am having a ball
with all your wonderful orphan blocks! The count is 44 received with promises
of at least 12 more. I must say, I haven’t seen one that I would consider a
“reject”. Each one is truly wonderful!
I’ve started quilting a few. Here is
my friend, Christina’s (Tina to me) block with fabulous Liberty prints. Yum!
And this one from Karen (Suzie Karen to me).
I think I mentioned that the
backs will be different “cheater” (printed patchwork) fabrics.
It seems fitting
since we have all been “cheated” by having to keep our distance with friends
and family.
I wanted to find a binding
fabric that would tie all these diverse blocks together and figured it would
have to be black. I found this Jo Morton fabric that I adore but I had less
than 2 yards.
I’m excited for this project. Keep posting the blocks as you quilt them!
ReplyDeleteThat black print is perfect. It is a bit scary looking, how fun that you found enough for this quilt.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! This quilt is going to be such fun to watch it progress.
ReplyDeleteThat virus fabric is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteLove the 2 blocks you have shown. I know it will be a super unique quilt.
It's going to be such fun watching you quilt all these awesome blocks! Your cheater fabrics are great and the black "virus" bindings are so clever and perfect!
ReplyDeleteDarn, forgot to mail block. I'll try to get it out next week! Cool idea, Wendy.
ReplyDeleteOmg that virus fabric really is perfect! But if you change your mind, I have a pretty big hunk of the Jo Morton black.
ReplyDeletesew sew fun! i love this.
ReplyDeletehey! I've met susie karen!
Your project is meant to be - great choices on fabric selection! Those wiggly little virus bugs are so appropriate...
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be a delicious meal. Your binding fabric is a perfect choice. My block is in the mail.
ReplyDeleteOh Wendy, the virus looking neon print is a perfect choice! Certainly gives one the impression of a bug. I am looking forward to your finished piece as I know it is going to be creative and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThat backing fabric gives me the itches just looking at it!! Seriously!
ReplyDeleteYou're already doing a great job!! Love the blocks you've gotten already!
Such an excellent choice for binding! It is going to be fun to watch you bring this together.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteSo looking forward to seeing your updates and finish!
That Jo Morton Fabric is wonderful, love that print!
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