I can’t tell you too much about my first WIP this week, because it’s for a secret swap on Flickr. I am really, REALLY excited about it and I can’t wait to see how it turns out.
Here is the fabric:
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Here is the other project I am working on right now. It’s going to be a gift and I am finally getting to use the Jaybird Quilts pattern that I received as a gift from my friend, Alison.
The fabric is Jeni Baker’s Blogger’s Choice bundle from Fat Quarter Shop. I don’t usually buy preselected bundles, but this one really caught my eye and it was so much easier than trying to pick out all those fabrics. It was exactly the right amount of fat quarters for a lap-sized quilt.
I’m linking up today with WIP Wednesday over at Freshly Pieced.
I am loving the colours and pattern for your secret project! Great combination – ought to make a stunning block!
love those colours and that block will be stunning!
Love the rainbow of colours in your fabrics – and the block looks great too!
Mmm, love that stack of fabrics! What a lucky swap partner!!
Great choice to use Jeni’s bundle! They are a gorgeous combo! Your NYB and Flying Geese pattern is wonderful. Thanks for showing the printing details.
I love your colors. I can’t wait to see it!
What a pretty stack of fabrics! That block will be gorgeous. I’m bookmarking this page – thanks for the links to put the templates together. I love paper piecing, and would love to try this one 🙂 I look forward to seeing how your unwind turns out!
That rainbow NY Beauty is going to be amazing! Thanks for linking up with WIP Wednesday.
Ooh, that stack of fabrics is going to look fabulous as a circle of geese!
With all those pretty colors, whoever gets your swap block will be very well pleased. It is a block swap and not a whole quilt swap right?
It’s a mini quilt, so I am making 4 blocks (a complete circle) and quilting and binding it. It needs to be between 12″x12″ and 24″x24″.
Found you by Lee’s! LOVE the name of your blog and those colors on the flying geese is AMAZING! I cannot wait to see it finished!
Ooh the NY Beauty/ring of geese block looks like fun! You’ve picked such a great stack of fabrics for such a beautiful pattern – good luck!
Hi,
Finally found your site re-New york Beauty with Circle of Geese which I have been looking for, since it started. My problem is when I printed the “geese” to 140% as you said, I found that I need 9 geese for the quarter instead of 8. where have I gone wrong? Would appreciate your help. Many thanks in advance
Regards, Monica