I think this is the last of my "slice and dice" blocks. It was extremely relaxing working around the pieces with a simple running stitch.... the biggest reason why I choose to create anything... the mindful peace of relaxation. October TIF guide is here.


Still one TIF behind... Augusts and I don't know why I'm dragging my feet.
5 comments:
I really really like this cq block. i love the running stitch around each patch.
i like your tin too - i carry my sewing around in a ziplock bag in my handbag and always impale myself on a needle while delving around looking for keys.
AND - i love the photos on your sunday post - the autmn colours in those leaves are absolutley gorgeous - i wish i could see them in real life one day...
Your block has such simple elegance. I love the look!
The running stitch is such a nice effect. Sometimes I forget about doing that. The simplicity of the little tin is so attractive. My way of working is different and I require a lot of tools, starting with a sewing machine. I want to try yours one of these days. Have a good week.
This turned out great. I love your little tin. I use an old wooden cigar box. I don't know what I'll do when the little hinges go. :-)
Anyway, your work is beautifuland I love the running stitch...guess I need to finish my October (and September) challenge.
I like your new block..the running stitch is perfect. Do you still have leaves on the trees? We dont....and there is still snow on the ground...Hope you are hunkered down...Toni
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