Email response from my supplier, it may take two to three weeks to get the machine sorted! I trust he means that I can order the part, and hand in my machine when it is in, and only lose her for a day or two! Imagine a month with no machine. Does not bear thinking about! Meantime, I am trying to get all my obligations sorted as quickly as possible.
My visitors were lovely, by the way. Two lovely lasses from the Philippines. Their English was perfect, and they were fun and good company. I was sorry to lose them!
And now the washing.....
The squares are all 2.5" so the HSTs are based on 3" squares, which all have to be trimmed. This leaves you with wonderful confetti from the offcuts! but the block works, and works beautifully. Yes, I have some not quite aligned points and corners, but I feel that this is just going to be evidence of its home-sewn quality, and by the time Catherine has all of these together and assembled, no-one will be picky enough to notice! They better be too polite to say, anyway!
5 comments:
Good job with the block. My tip is to take a photo of the block laid out before you start sewing and then you have a reference. Simple eh? Di x
I just finished my block for Catherine tonight too - sure was a tricky wee number. Looks very striking in her beautiful fabric choices. Good job!
Pretty block!
Great block! Love those fabrics. I go with the handmade notion every time I'm sewing something - those tiny imperfections are what stop it looking like it came from a factory :)
Your block looks great - nervous of even starting mine after a drama that involved 3 attempts at messing up the last hst block I did!
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