So it’s our final block. I hope you've had as much fun as I have with these blocks!
This one is dedicated… to the one I love. My sewing machine.
Wouldn’t it be lovely to have a sewing room with a view like this? This block really lends itself beautifully to fussy cutting. For the window, for the photo frames, and then you can use a favourite fabric as the current “project”. I used Seaside Cottage in mine.
I even fussy cut a bit of selvedge to add to the bottom of the scrap basket. It reads “Treasures” for isn’t that what scraps really are?!
I cannot wait to see what fabrics everyone uses to make their own Sewing Sanctuary! But might I suggest not to use directional lines like I did – that was not fun to try to line up!
This is now listed in my Craftsy shop as a freebie for the month of September. After that I’ll bundle all the patterns together and list them for sale (as well as individually in case anyone’s missed any so far!).
While this is the last block for the And Sew On BoM, it’s not the end! Oh no – you have to make something with these blocks! We’ll take the month of October off to have a break and get all the blocks made and put together. Then come back in November for Show and Tell! Trust me, you’ll want to come back – there are some awesome prizes lined up. You don’t have to make something with all 9 blocks to be able to enter, as long as you’ve used at least one of the And Sew On blocks in a project you can enter. So there’s some extra incentive for you!
However, we still have prizes for linking up your Sewing room block at the end of September! Make sure you download it, print it, piece it, shoot it and link it back here for a chance at one of these prizes!
A fabulous scrap bag from Fabricworm
A 7" stacker of Gracie Girl by Lori Holt from Fat Quarter Shop
And how about the winner's choice of 3 patterns from my Craftsy Pattern Shop. Plenty to choose from!
So whatcha waiting for? Let’s see what your dream sewing room would look like!
WOW what a finale!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDarling block! Thanks so much for these great patterns. I haven't made one yet, but I have them stashed away for the future. This last block is so very cute!
ReplyDeleteAll these blocks are just so amazing. Hard to choose a favourite.
ReplyDeleteYowza! This one is fantastic Kristy, perfect for the last one :)
ReplyDeleteLove your little treasure basket. And all the fussy cut pictures are so cute!
Any thoughts on doing another BOM?
Great block. Bit beyond my skill level - but you've totally rocked it! Love the birdy in the tree out the window. :)
ReplyDelete"Dedicated to the one I love. My sewing machine." What a hoot! It is a pretty block and obvious that your machine is the center of your quilting world. Thanks for sharing, Kristy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block to end on! This will definitely challenge my paper piecing skills :)
ReplyDeleteI have loved your BOM so much!!! Thank you for doing all the work to make our lives fun :) I wonder if i have anything small enough in my stash to fit in the picture frames...hope so!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the block and I do have a few similar to this one! I'm getting this one done before the end of the month!
ReplyDeleteThank you for creating all these wonderful blocks and being so very generous to share them with us!
Last one already! I'm so glad we're taking a month off though before we have to have our project done, need some thinking time for that!
ReplyDeleteYAY! Downloaded and ready to go :) Got more time this month, so gonna get the July block done and this one :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I think I'm gonna make these into an individual picture series, so 9 small wall hangings to hang around in my sewing room :)
YAY! Downloaded and ready to go :) Got more time this month, so gonna get the July block done and this one :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I think I'm gonna make these into an individual picture series, so 9 small wall hangings to hang around in my sewing room :)
Oh my goodness, I want to be there! :-) I better put my idea into reality.
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great block! I will confess I cringed a little at all the teeny-tiny little pieces...but that's what makes it look so great. I better get stitching!
ReplyDeleteOh-my-goodness that's an amazing piece of paper piecing and design Kristy! Can't wait to see how everyone goes ... (do I dare try it?)
ReplyDeleteReally great. Especially like the fabric project.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you gave this away for free! This one and the stash closet one! Proof you're batty--or just extremely nice is more like it! Thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteBoy does it feel great to link this one up! Thanks again Kristy for your wonderful designs.
ReplyDeleteThis time I´m three weeks behind, but I´m very happy to have it done! All the last blocks look great, mine is a little bit simply. Great nine/ten moths with your beautiful block, thanks a lot.
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