Here are the front and reverse of my Christmas
Table runner...
As you folks who follow me can see,
I used five of those 16-patches squares that
were really Christmassy looking
for the reverse along with
the almost rest of my Jason Yenter
Holiday print that I love at the two ends...
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Then I worked on my 4th Star Spangled hand quilting
for a bit...
I just love that cream colored
thread on the white...
I was working along, just minding my business..
W H E N...it happened...
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See,
I had seen this Aurafil Block of the month last week;
and it had just stuck in my mind, you know how that happens?
We had visited Tuscany a few years ago,,
and
hmmmmm
Well, I had a severe
"Squirrel Attack"
Here is that block:
Isn't it just lovely?
And here is what I have pulled and cut from my stash...
My own version...that I plan to embroider..
After all.......👵
Since my cross stitch butterflies have made my eyes cross
I figured I could do this one ...
{That's my story and I am sticking to it!}
This block is the creation of
Alyssa Thomas from "Penguin and Fish blog"
for Aurafil's
block of the month;
and she has a series of YouTube videos
detailing it from start to finish...
AND for those of you who love to hand embroidery
like I do...
Her blog features the cutest and
most delightful embroidery
kits....
( Note: I have no affiliation with either Alyssa or Auafil
So
"Squirrel= one
Julierose= zero...
😂
Hugs from afar on this hot, humid afternoon
Julierose, La Blageuse (recovering-euse)




Your table runner is great! Jason Yenter is one of my favorite designers. He always comes up with such unique patterns. The "Squirrel" block is so interesting and different - I really like it. I'll have to go look Alyssa Thomas' designs.
ReplyDeleteI love squirrel moments, especially when they happen to someone else. I like where your squirrel took you.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun squirrel! The runner looks great - front and back.
ReplyDeleteYour Tuscany block will be delightful. Will you make more to go with it, use it as a wall hanging, or do you have something else in mind? Enjoy working on it!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a cute Tuscan squirrel!
ReplyDeleteLove how your runner is coming along. My squirrels literally are throwing nuts onto my metal roof of the shed....are they trying to scare me? Or get my attention? Lol at least your squirrel is cute
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun distraction!
ReplyDeleteYour hand quilting is just perfect, Julierose. Keep chasing those squirrels. Looks like fun!
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