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Shoreline, CT, United States
I would love for you to join me (a retired senior)in my zany crafting adventures with quilting (waaaaay too much fabric); scrapbooking (will I ever catch up?); redwork; counted cross stitch; crossword puzzles; reading; and cooking.

Friday, January 8, 2021

LOG CABIN CENTERS


THIS IS WHAT I DID TODAY...

I made 12 more 
little hourglass centers for my 
Log Cabin Loonies SAL

I now have 28 made...
:))))
I have to decide yet
how many I want to make.

JulieK's making 60
blocks
on her SAL.

I was sewing along
with my little OWLET 
pin holder...

Isn't she the cutest???

I have a kit to make 
another one 
waiting
in the wings.

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I didn't do any geese quilting 
today...giving my hands
a bit of a rest...

Hugs from chilly SE CT
Julierose, 
La Blageuse
(sewing tiny-euse)











17 comments:

  1. I have a little owl similar to yours that I never could bring myself to stick pins into - so - he (she?) has ended up perching in the Christmas tree.

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  2. What a cute owl! Your hourglasses look great. I always find it difficult to make everything meet so nicely in the middle.

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  3. Love the buttons your owl has for eyes!

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  4. Owl love it. She is a hoot! So wise and cute. I was thinking of making logs using 4 patch centers but not starting anything new. YET lol

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  5. That owl is adorable! Looks like you have a great start on the sew along.

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  6. Those hour glass blocks look great piled up on your table. How satisfying is that! Your owl is very cute.

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  7. Those look like some tiny hourglasses! I love the look of your quilted geese, from your previous post. Lots of pretty texture there!

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  8. Oh, poor little owl, stuck full of pins! I keep mine in a small plastic box, which occasionally gets knocked over, dont think I could bear to stick pins into something so cute

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  9. So there are Log Cabin blocks in your plans too.
    Pretty small hour glass blocks.

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  10. The Owl is precious. How big are those hourglass blocks?

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  11. Cute owl and your hourglasses are looking fabulous.

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  12. Definitely the cutest little owl pin holder, never seen one like this before!

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  13. What a precious owl. Have fun with log cabins. And I like the lights you added to your sewing machine. A friend did that and I may need to add some to mine, too.

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  14. What sew along??
    Owl is adorable!! Who makes the pattern/kit??
    Stay safe

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  15. The owl pincushion is very cute. I would hate sticking pins in her! Lol! Those QSTs can be a wee bit time-consuming. You've made good progress. Have you decided how many you'll need yet?

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