The first thought I had was that I did a big quilt of only flying geese a few years ago and it took me forever...how will I completed a million of them just for this step?? Well-- they are going together pretty quickly and I've got about 1/3 complete and all of the parts are cut out. I know that it's not a race, but I'm trying to keep up each week. Both this week and last week, I spent quite a bit of time starching my fabrics. For the rest of the clues, I should be able to dive right in and cut and sew right away. Woot!
Scrap quilts are tedious to cut out, good thing I had some help!
I can't wait to see what this pattern will look like.
xoxo,
Kristin
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Love the Orange and gray combination. You have made a great start. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteI foresee feline induced mayhem. I too like the start of your mystery. claire aka knitnkwilt
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! I love all of the variety in your goose colors.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty cat - oh and the fabric is nice too LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric choice and your helper! I just love it when quilters include their cats in the photo.
ReplyDeleteI think its going to be amazing! Love the flying geese and your colors!
ReplyDeleteoooooo!!!! Your geese are Beautiful! I really, really love your fabrics. You're so right about how time consuming it is to cut out a scrappy quilt. It does yield a gorgeous effect, though.
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