Block 7 of the fat quarter shops mystery BOM.
Moonlight serenade
I liked it so much that I decided to use this pattern for Cathy, my Christmas partner,
its incredible how different it looks in a different colour way
its incredible how different it looks in a different colour way
I also managed to get the binding machine stitched onto the wagon wheel quilt, so only the hand stitching to complete to make that my first UFO of the year
All this and DH and I still had time to go and have Fish and chips on the beach
Well its getting late, good night friends xx
You had a busy night Sue...with lots accomplished too. Well done and thanks for your company! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely sewing done... that block looks lovely in both sets of fabrics...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Oh, I love both! But I really love red and white!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great block! Mmm fish and chips on the beach, yum!
ReplyDeleteIt is a real difference using the different fabrics and it looks good both ways.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Anita.
You certainly got lots done! I love the block - isn't it interesting how different a block can look in different fabrics. And fish and chips on the beach sounds heavenly.
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks well done and fish and chips...yum. Great evening.
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks
ReplyDeleteBonjour from France.
ReplyDeleteI just popped over from Cherylls' to admire your work and to wish you a Bonne Annee.
Mmmm, fish and chips, we can't get those here and I do miss them sometimes.
Lovely colours in block 7.
Fiona
Such a busy night, beautiful blocks!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blocks, Sue. The first one's my favorite.
ReplyDeleteFish and chips on the beach....I'm so jealous, it's Winter here.
Hugs,
Teresa
I really like your blocks. You did a great job!
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