I just discovered the joy of chain piecing on my last quilt and now I can successfully manage sewing blocks together without wasting thread or time. Why didn't I try this sooner? The only downside of this is that the kitties discovered my pile of sewn fabric while I was away from my sewing and turned it into a temporary bed. Oh well, I guess it just meant more ironing for me.
My blocks are all sewn together, pressed and trimmed and they're ready to be formed into a quilt top. I'm wasting no time on my month long break from school because I've got lots to accomplish!
And here's my block for Liz for the Common Threads Quilting Bee.
Isn't this chestnut fabric great?!
I can't wait to see your quilt all put together!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the chain piecing breakthrough! It's a joy to see someone discover these little things that I take for granted - my first thought was, "Oh, she's so CUTE!" LOL!
ReplyDeleteNow you're going to be just flying through your blocks. Be sure to keep sharing your new discoveries!
The chestnut fabric is super cute.
ReplyDeletenice block! i'm a big fan of the plain spoken quilt pattern too but haven't tried it yet. looking forward to your finished product!
ReplyDeletethat fabric is adorable, and i simply love (once again) the colors of your quilt! so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love chain piecing! Super fast and efficient. I can't wait to see the finished top. Love the fabric for the common threads block.
ReplyDeleteI love chain piecing. Although the last set I did, I forgot to measure after I ironed it, so I am now in the process of re-ironing all the pieces I cut out. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you chose for your plain spoken quilt (i think)
You can't live without chain piecing!!!! Hope your school break is really productive.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors-and chain piecing rocks!
ReplyDelete