My original design was a scene from Mardi Gras, but sometimes we have to admit one's limitations/lack of abilities. I am not very good at drawing people, and the scene had quite a few people in it. Given that I am a tad short on time too, I felt a bayou scene might be more easily accomplished. Wish me luck!
Janie asked if I thought about creating a tutorial for my Montana mini. Honestly, yes, I thought about it, but I was a little caught up in figuring things out as I went along that I didn't document the process. I'm probably not going to make another Montana quilt soon, so instead, I am trying to do a better job of documenting the process on Louisiana. I hope you will check back to see that post when it is ready (the quilt is due in less than 2 weeks, so it won't be long).
What blocks have you working on? I would love to see. Link up your fabulous blocks. You put a lot of hard work into them - show them off! This free linky will stay open until the first Monday of next month, but I will repost it every Tuesday until a new month starts.
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Thanks for reading!
Jen
I'm looking forward to seeing your progress on Louisiana. I love the alligator in the sketch.
ReplyDeleteWow the location certainly gave you some energy! looking forward to seeing the finished block
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