It is week seven of the sew-a-long and the blocks this week are the 'Crops Block' and the 'Egg Basket Block'. I have my fabrics all cut out ready to complete the blocks over the next few days. If you want to have a look at some finished blocks for inspiration, you can visit the sites listed on The Fat Quarter Shop's Farm Girl Vintage Schedule. This week's blogs on the schedule are Nana Company for the Crops Block and Pink Pincushion for the Egg Basket Block. There are some lovely blocks and ideas to look at!
I would have finished my blocks to show you if I hadn't decided to crochet a couple more owls. Since my last post when I showed you some crocheted owls I had made, one for my daughter and the other for a friend of my son, I realised that the mini owl that I made was not as mini as the owl pictured above which I made last year. This was the size of owl that my daughter wanted so, I decided I would make another one and here it is....
It is now on its way to my daughter. While I had my crochet hooks out I also made one for my niece and that is also in the post. I hope they will like them!
Fun owls, Christine. Good luck with your farm block, too.
ReplyDeleteThank you Marly! Should have the blocks made over the weekend! :) x
DeleteThese are so cute xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Janet! Hope you have a nice weekend! :) x
DeleteYour crochet owl are all very pretty, I haven´t crochet in a while, but when I see your work I want to do it again.
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Thank you Katrin.... these little owls are really addictive.... I go through spells of crocheting lots of them! Have a lovely weekend! :) x
DeleteYour wee owls are definitely cuties!! Looking forward to seeing your new blocks when you get them done.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary Anne.... hopefully the blocks will be pieced this weekend! :) x
DeleteI like your fabrics. They look so beautifullike summer .
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Thank you Marion! Hopefully I will have time to get the blocks pieced this weekend! :) x
DeleteBeautiful little owls Christine. You did a great job.
ReplyDeleteThank you Leanne! It is fun to make a cute little project like the owls between quilting... it makes a nice change! Have a lovely weekend! :) x
DeleteI really like those little owls, the beautiful colours make them much more fun somehow and perfect for little hands!
ReplyDeleteI made a bundle of 3-4" owls using left over scraps from felted woolly jumpers and used crochet lace doilies ( chopped up! I know, unforgiveable lol) for wings as xmas tree decs.
I enjoyed making them but I used brown and creams, never though to use fun colours!
Love the idea of making 2 FW blocks each week but I'm appalling at sticking to self disciplined routine! I'm 2 months behind on the Millefiori rosettes. Jolly good job they weren't for a commission!
I am however, 'voyeuring' your progress lol (that spelling doesn't look right!)
Hello Lyn! Your owls sound lovely too. I always like to hear of projects made by recycling or upcycling other things! Good luck with the rosettes and I hope I can keep up with the Farm Girl blocks.... so far, so good! :) x
DeleteThose minis are so tiny and cute, and I love your color choices. Your daughter and niece will be thrilled. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda! The girls were pleased with them..... but now I have another request for one more for my daughter's flat mate! :) x
DeleteOh--a whole family of owls--adorable! That little guy is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen! They are great fun to make because they stitch up so quickly, especially the little ones! :) x
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