Both of them were inspired by rows from our HMGQ robins. The top bits with the white and Japanese indigo were inspired by Liz's rows. I didn't get 'the big picture' when I first saw her row. But I get it now--and I want one of my own! The bottom, un-assembled bits were inspired by what I added to Sean's rows: flying geese done in brights with black. (I'll be setting mine together differently than I did his.) Both were VERY fun to work on; both were very simple; and both make big statements in their simplicity.
I am excited about both!
But before I allowed myself to start cutting and sewing those, I had to first work on the latest HMGQ project: the Kate Spain Central Park charm pack challenge. I started--and finished--my little top (a charm pack and ONLY a half yard of extra fabric doesn't take long to use up). But no peaking yet! I'll show you what I have left over. Looks like enough to do some sort of plate or fan....hmmm...maybe on the back, maybe around the border....hmmm.
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Interesting! I have almost none of my charm squares left, but about half of of my extra fabric.
I haven't even started...is that bad???
Love your new indigo blocks!
I haven't even started on my Central Park yet. Maybe I can shame myself to get on it.
Your inner tantrum-throwing child knows how to have fun. Let her out! The geese look awesome, and I love those star looking things (plates? fans?).
i haven't started yet. i can't wait to see what you've made!
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