After a final pitch to finish the hourglass blocks last night, I can finally start to see things come together! This morning, I piled up my pile of hourglass blocks, as well as the neutral and dark squares to begin the ohio star blocks.
I have not yet begun the gray string blocks, but I wanted to start to see SOMETHING come together as motivation to keep trucking along!
The other day, my Uncle's chickens hatched from their incubated eggs. I think there were 14 all together. My kids were so excited. Here they are having a visit with a baby chick!
Oh, those star parts are going to look so good together. :)
ReplyDeleteCute chicks.
Great Orca blocks! There's nothing like baby chicks to delight children (and everyone!)
ReplyDeleteYour units look fabulous, as usual. Cute kids and chick.
ReplyDeleteNice quilt blocks and the fabrics ard very cool. Baby animals are fascinating!
ReplyDeleteYour stars are looking great! So jealous of those baby chicks. They are adorable!
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks - going to be so effective. Your kids look really enthralled with tthe baby chick - sweet photo!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look so good. And the chick and kids look like they are all having fun.
ReplyDeleteOooh I like your greys, whites and blacks for your blocks.
ReplyDeleteLook at that cute chick...and you let him walk on your fabric??