Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Postage Stamp in Progress



I have wanted to make a Postage Stamp quilt for a while now

When I seen the Soho Chic jelly roll from Sandy Gervais,
I knew that was the fabric I wanted to use!!


first you sew a whole lots strips together, then you cut them all apart
just to sew them back together again!!!


but it sure beats sewing all that many 2 inch squares together
thats for sure

Happy Wednesday



7 comments:

Cynthia Brunz Designs said...

Great colors! You look so organized - I am jealous.

Sara said...

Postage stamp quilts are satisfying aren't they?! They give you a lot for the eye to rest on when finished as well.

The Cozy Pumpkin said...

That is going to turn out lovely!

Soma @ inkTorrents.com said...

Love your colours! It's going to make a fab quilt!

-Soma

Terri Ann @ ChildlikeFascination.com said...

I do love postage stamp quilts but even sewing strips and cutting them seems like so much work since I've grown fond of large blocks! I imagine I'll run into a similar situation when I see the perfect jelly roll that calls to me and then I'll give it a go! Soho Chic has such great variety - you've made a perfect pick!

Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation said...

postage stamp quilts have such a wonderful look, but I've never done one because I usually tend to make bigger blocks. This looks like it makes the process considerably easier!

Thank you so much for sharing at Needle and Thread Thursday!

:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation

Anonymous said...

Wow, you are motivated and organized.

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