Mystery Row by Row 4

This is my block four of the mystery row by row.

Clay's Choice Variation

I am doing this in shades of blue as having troubles finding enough

coordinating halloween fabric, but will still use those blocks in other

things, and ofcourse I will post pictures.

Comments

Franny said…

Shawna, your block looks wonderful! keep up the good work.

Fran

October 2, 2008 at 9:17 PM

Shawna said…

thanks franny!!I switched it to blues instead of halloween fabric. will give to my youngest as his favorite color is blue :)

October 3, 2008 at 1:52 AM

Finished!

Well I finally finished the 4th book in the Twilight Sage this weekend, whew! BUT very worth it. If you are into the occasional vampire and werewolf book, a very touching romance and at least one excellent theme of action if each book, this series is for you!

"Tulip Bag"

Took a class last night and this is ,what acutally turned out to be, my ADORABLE "tulip bag". I am unsure exatly why its called a tulip bag, but think it has to do with the panels you cut, they reminded me of flower petals. It's suppose to only take two hours, but I have no idea when they start timing, as took a good hour just to cut all the fabric, batting, durabond etc, let alone all the sewing after that, more like a 3-4hour project. But still very worth it! (all I need now is a cutie button) The next pic below,shows my lovely pockets. I put two big ones and one small on outside, and one big with one small on inside... Look at all the stashing space! I did the JUMBO size, which is basketball size, so plenty big to use as a purse or, as I'm thinking, a knitting bag. But, who knows, it was easy enough that I could make several more and then use one as a purse too, lol.

Primrose Dishcloth

Here is a quickie crochet project! An almost too cute to use flower dishcloth, that a fellow group member, posted pattern for. It was fun and easy! Only took about 30 min, and I used varigated yarn instrad of solids, still turns out lovely. Published with Blogger-droid v2.0.4

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