Polaroid Picture Perfect Swap
Putting these blocks together was a lot of fun and very easy. I enjoyed looking thru my stash and finding fabrics that would be great pictures. I found some troll fabric scraps that I had made a pair of shorts out of for my daughter when she was about 4 years old and now she's 25. Wow that has been hanging around a long time and it is so picture perfect in the block. I love it. Sending them off tomorrow and then Debbie over at A Quilter's Table is going to be busy this month collecting the blocks from 72 swappers from around the globe and sending us back the same amount we are sending her ( minus a few we're sending as a hostess gift to her) Looking forward to that surprise package in time for a new fall project. Here is what I'm sending out.
Aren't the trolls adorable???
The animals on the green background are a Japanese fabric
I picked up at a quilt show this spring. I wasn't sure what to
do with this fat quarter. They made sweet Polaroid blocks.
Plus I have enough left to make a few for me to keep.
In case you were wondering why I haven't trimmed them to a finished size, Debbie is
having us all trim them after we receive them back. This is the first time I have used
a Kona solid and I can't believe how badly it frays. Good thing we will be doing a little trimming later on.
Hoping whatever project you are currently working on is bringing you joy!!!
I picked up at a quilt show this spring. I wasn't sure what to
do with this fat quarter. They made sweet Polaroid blocks.
Plus I have enough left to make a few for me to keep.
In case you were wondering why I haven't trimmed them to a finished size, Debbie is
having us all trim them after we receive them back. This is the first time I have used
a Kona solid and I can't believe how badly it frays. Good thing we will be doing a little trimming later on.
Hoping whatever project you are currently working on is bringing you joy!!!
