I stopped by a cute little shop in Lafayette Village (NJ) and picked up a few little things including this shelf-thing (shadowbox, shelves, whatever) isn't it cute???
Of course, I have no idea where I will use it, but the woman in the store told me---"you know, the big thing now is to not put anything on the shelves, just hang it as is"----whoa, she doesn't know me at all!
In an on-going effort to clean out the NQF drawer and maybe finish another project for the guild show, I cam across these blocks....
I know I had a plan when I made these....wish I could remember what it was! Did you ever find a UFO like that? Note to self: put a sketch in the bag with the blocks and fabric.
Well, won't it be a nice little surprise what I come up with now?
Hope you find a nice little surprise this weekend...
Hugs and Stitches!
Megan
LOL. I'll find projects like that, wonder what I had planned for them, not want to spend the time thinking up something new, so back in the drawer they go! Eventually they get so stale they're outtahere. Not so with your blocks though -- they're timeless and so pretty!
Posted by: Thimbleanna | September 22, 2007 at 11:44 AM
Is it a coincidence that these blocks are red and white? I am looking forward to see something wonderful from these beauties!
Posted by: Kathleen | September 22, 2007 at 04:14 PM
Love the shelf thingie! I've got several stacks of carefully arranged fabrics and I have no clue what I was planning to do with them.
Kind of scary, really...
Posted by: elizabeth | September 23, 2007 at 01:16 AM
Catching up on your last few posts as I was behind reading. You are talking more about your own quilting these days I think - I'm so glad. Hearing about Lakehouse is OK now and then but this is your blog and we want to hear more about you and your quilting. Your little wishes quilt is darling and I LOVE your little pineapple quilt! Your cutting party sounds like it was a lot of fun. I've had a few of those with my friend Cher and have accomplished a great deal. I think cutting with friends is way more fun than cutting alone.
Posted by: Patti | September 23, 2007 at 06:30 PM