I was able to make some great progress at my last two classes - working on sets of four blocks at a time I was able to choose fabrics, cut the pieces and get them sewn. I chose the most simple blocks (no triangles!) and had to keep my head down mind! I absolutely love Tula's sketches next to each block - it was one of the reasons I decided to sign up for another year of the classes. The fabric I am using for my quilt differs from that used in the examples and in some cases is

I have been a bit lax this week on this project having gotten of to a bit of a manic start I have had somewhat of a crash. Choosing and naming my quilting blocks was fun, as was deciding on the layout but now I am not feeling so 'up' I'm having a bit of a crisis of confidence on whether I have the time and skill to even start this project. Whilst I deliberate, I will leave you with some of my planning from whilst I am was in #flamingomode (more on that sometime soon). I'll be

I am lucky enough to spend my Tuesday mornings in the company of a delightful group of ladies at a Patchwork and Quilting Class at my local Adult Learning Centre. The best part about this class is our amazing teacher Emma Dann and how flexible she is in how we approach our individual projects, enabling us to learn and get inspiration from both her and one another. My project for this term (perhaps the next year depending how long it take me) is a throw sized quilt based on th