The center of the Lego quilt is put together. I only have to decide in which rotation to sew these four blocks together. [One of my blogging friends commented that she calls these little squares "inchies".] There are a few HSTs and one 9-patch in the mix.
My plan at the moment is to frame this in some shades of gray-- a subtle frame that might go unnoticed for a short while. I'll have to see if I have the right grays for that plan. OR I might use a pile of red and white HSTs, left over from a Bonnie Hunter romp, and make the frame out of them. Not so subtle. Then the Lego Blocks will go around the outside.
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We accomplished a lot of music learning and eating and fun at the Women's Chorus two day workshop. Next Saturday there is another workshop in choral singing by a local expert in which we can individually participate; not using OUR music, of course. I'll go and see what more I can learn.
Sara
Gratitudes:
Sun twinkling on the frosty grass and leaves this morning
A dog who likes cantaloupe rinds
Tigers beat the Yankees!
2 comments:
I made a whole quilt out of those "inchies" and HST inchies and since I put in lots of fussy-cut animals and other objects, it makes a great I-spy as well as a sofa cover). I took it to the pre-school in the spring and the kids had a blast playing on it.
Scrummy!
I don't think I could do inchies. Haven't got the patience to cut that small.
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