Block Completed: 10/2/15
Fabrics Used: Riley Blake
Well, after having the fabric for a very (very) long time now and promising to Angie that I wouldn’t start before September 28th (promise promise promise!), I extra kept that promise and waited until today. Ha – truthfully, I’ve been so busy getting the Advent Wreaths pattern ready for publishing that these past few days have flown by.
I had so much fun with this block as part of the Farmer’s Wife quilt! The fabric screamed to be fussy cut, so I willingly obliged. Don’t you love how the fish seem to swim in a circle around the mermaids?
Overall the block went great. I made some templates to use as a guide so I could get *exactly* the cut I wanted, and only had to rip out two sets of stitches (couldn’t handle corners not lining up). I’m really excited about this QAL, and look forward to seeing everyone else’s work!
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Karen @ Pieces of Contentment says
Your fussy cutting is perfect for this fabric – what a fun finish this will be.
faithandfabric says
Thanks, Karen! I’m loving this fabric!
Diana says
That is just toooooo perfect! Love the fabric choice 🙂
Cathy says
Such a cute block! Love the little fish and mermaid!
Connie says
What a beautiful block and the way you arranged the fabrics and fussy cut is perfect!
faithandfabric says
Thanks, Connie! I’m using up more fabric than I thought, but saving all the scraps to be used on the back.
Beth A says
Your blocks for the Farmer’s Wife quilt are outstanding. You are really giving me a lesson in what precise fussy cutting and sewing can do to make a superior block. And I love the fun fabríc!
faithandfabric says
Aww, Beth, thank you!! It’s been a challenge (in a good way) to find the exact perfect cut for each, but it means so much to hear that you like them as much as I do!
Alex T says
Very cute
faithandfabric says
Thanks, Alex – I love the quirky fabric 🙂