(Note to self - when it's been a couple of weeks since you last did any paper-piecing, do a simpler block first as a warmup.) (Because for every three seams, I had to unpick two and try again.) (*sigh*)
My spools aren't officially an RSC block, but as long as I've got fabrics on the cutting table...
I stood on a chair to take a picture of En Provence, and it still wasn't enough to catch the whole thing. Side borders are on, top and bottom outer borders are assembled and just need to be attached.
Almost there!
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23 comments:
Wow! Congrats on sticking with en Provence. It didn't became a UFO like mine, lol. It is a beautiful quilt. Great job on that one. I think your clucker is full of eggs. Let a piglet join in and you'll have a picture of ham and green eggs! I think I've read that before ... lol! Still haven't started on my cluckers. Love yours. ;^)
I love the orange in your En Provence! Such a beautiful quilt! Cluckers and spools look like the perfect "in between" blocks for the times when you need a break from En Provence!
Love the newest addition to the flock of chickens!
Kudos to you for powering through En Provence! Your color choices worked out great!
that chicken!!! Hilarious!
Your colour choices for En Provence are beautiful. That chicken turned out beautifully, and I sympathise with you on the process; that's what I dislike about paper-piecing asymmetrical shapes too. Look on the bright side: by December you'll have those chickens rolling out in no time.
First thought was 'how did she get those perfect points!!" Ah paper piecing on the chicken, now I get it :)
En Provence is gorgeous ; beautiful progress!
Your EP is gorgeous, I love the colors and congrats on a great finish.
I'm usually okay with paper piecing if it's not teeny tiny little itty bitty pieces. Gotta love that crazy chicken, I need to get the pattern and have at it.
I'm a bit concerned about your well being...usually when you state something like "but as long as I've got fabrics on the cutting table..." we see at least ten yards worth of blocks. Did the monkeys steal them?
I can see why you'd want to spend a lot of time with En Provence. It's certainly some time well spent.
I always screw up paper pieced blocks and usually waste a lot of fabric because I either cut pieces incorrectly, sew them on to paper in wrong direction, etc. I'm directionally challenged, I guess. Cute chicken, though.
You are so very close to a beautiful finish. Way to go.! I really like how to finished out the border. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
Love your version of EP---those orange stars really pop!
Funky chicken, beautiful bow ties, and EXCELLENT En Provence!! Looks like a productive week, any way you slice it.
Love your clickers! And am glad to hear someone else has fabric as old as mine is😱! Think that tells our ages?! 👵🏻
That's supposed to say cluckers! Aggravated with my auto correct!
I love the chicken!! Such a fun block :-) En Provence is looking beautiful!
The clucking hen is my favorite, so fun. Love your En Provence color choices. Good luck finishing the flimsy.
Your chicken made me smile, very cute! And looks like you are almost there with 'en provence' it's looking amazing!
Love the warmth of your En Provence colour scheme. And your chook is very cute! (That's Australian for chicken or hen or something.)
So happy to see another chicken! i think I like them as much as the pigs!
Cute chook! En Provence is looking good, very warm even without batting or quilting. ;-)
I have been having fun with the foundation piecing! What a learning curve!!! I love your chicken!!!
Love your cluker block, very fun. Your version of En Provence turned out beautifully. It's been amazing to see all the different color schemes and modifications of this pattern.
En Provence is beautiful. 'Love that pecking chicken also. Where can I find that pattern?
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