Wednesday, March 9, 2011

work in progress wednesday

I'm linking up with freshly pieced in hopes that I start showing more of what I am working on.  It seems that lately I only get the finished product up here.  I started cutting out these little squares last week (they are 2 inches each), and sewed them together into one big block. 
I am a sucker for cute little prints (can you tell??).

on another note, does anyone out there have the HQ Sweet Sixteen Quilter?  Do you like it?  Pros, cons??  I have a friend looking into buying one.  Do you recommend it?

and some exciting news for denver locals, a new quilt shop opening tomorrow!  Snappy Quilts (in South Denver, located on the corner of Orchard and University).  It's a good one, I've been inside and it's awesome.  You will not be disappointed.  I'm even lucky enough to get to work a few hours a month, so drop in and say hello!

44 comments:

  1. WOW! This is amazing, beautiful, great!

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  3. That is such an adorable combination. I really need to quilt more.

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  4. Sweet indeed!!!! Just wonderful.

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  5. Ooh, this is incredible! All those tiny little squares, and such adorable prints. So fun.

    Thanks for linking up with WIP Wednesday. Happy sewing!

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  6. Yer making my teeth hurt! So, so sweet!

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  7. Ahhh....that's so cute! Those are some really adorable prints.

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  8. sooo sweet! i have an ongoing (slow-going) postage stamp blocks very similar to this. :)

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  9. That nice and that original .. I have been charmed with it ... I congratulate you and thank you for sharing .... kisses from Spain and me I appear to following.

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  10. I love your selection of cute and kitschy prints. There is almost nothing more satisfying than lots of little squares, but lots of little squares of cute prints is even better!

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  11. so so sweet! i love that you are going to be showing more of your works in progress. :)

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  12. OMG! this block is amazing. what fun. i love your stash.

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  13. very fun. thanks for sharing it.

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  14. That is waaayyy to cute! I love how you fussy cut them.

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  15. You are my japanese kawaii fairy tale soul sister. I lurve all these,

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  16. Great news about the quilt shop in Denver. I live in CA, but visit family in Aurora on a regular basis, and since visiting quilt shops is an addictive hobby of mine, the GAQF on Hampden was all I found to visit. Too bad I was just there.

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  17. Love it! I have been itching to get at some of my quilts-in-progress (have been obsessed with knitting for a few months) and I just might start in tomorrow! Darling, darling little prints!

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  18. I would love each adorable square to make an I Spy quilt.

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  19. I've been collecting sweet little prints of a certain scale for 10 years. I haven't cut any of them waiting for some inspiration. Thank you :) Time to start cutting.

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  20. I love these prints. This is going to be very cute!

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  21. OOOOOhhh... Nettie! you have made my mania for fussy-cut postage stamp quilts flare again! What am i to do!!!! it's so friggin cute! ;)

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  22. I have the HQ 16 (don't know difference with sweet 16), but I love it. Only suggestion I have is don't waste your money on the stitch regulator. It sometimes acts up, and it's not even been used that much. With a little practice you can do amazing things without it, if that helps at all.
    Cute sewing, by the way! =)

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  23. love!!!
    i wish i could get my hands on all those prints for my hexagons! :)

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  24. Be still my heart! That's adorable!

    I'll have to map out the quilt shop and see if it's too far from 1-70. We stop at REI on the way through Denver to the mountains. Maybe I could persuade DH to take another small detour :)

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  25. oh, my!! this is sooo cute, i LOVE it!! i need to start one!! :)

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  26. This is so adorable! I love it!

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  27. I LOVE this.

    So fun to work at a quilt shop too! Yay! I wish I could drop by myself.

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  28. so cute! I've always wanted to do this with a STACK of Maharam swatches I had from back in upholstery days. They have generous cuts (8" x 4") and the quality is wonderful, of course. But wool wouldn't make the best quilt. :(

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  29. I love your prints:) Can't wait to see the finished product.

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  30. I love all of the fabrics that you used!
    Micki

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  31. teeny tiny and terrific!

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  32. Thanks Nettie. I'm going to purchase it tomorrow. SOOOOOO excited.

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  33. Yep, I'm a sucker too for the cute prints.

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  34. Cute little quilt, I can tell we like the same kinds of fabric. Also great news about the new quilt shop, can't wait to see it next time I'm in Denver!

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  35. what a lot of tiny squares!

    question: is it okay to copy and post a picture of one of your quilts if i'm featuring it (with a link) as inspiration on my blog? just checking!

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  36. hi hydeeann @ splish splash stash, yes, please post a pic, and thanks for asking.

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  37. I am also a sucker for sweet little prints, I love how you have put them together, I know it isn't easy to come across the size you want and need. :)

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  38. i just discovered your blog and am in love. so inspiring - I'm learning to quilt now and your blog will definitely be a part of my reading + learning. thank you!

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