Welcome to I Like Thursday! A bunch of us bloggers like to write happy and uplifting posts on a weekly basis. Please visit LeeAnna to link up with more blogs. This is Block 13 of Alaska, a quilt designed by Edyta Sitar. I think this one is my favorite. It's not easy to make but the I just love it. It has a sparkle to it! All blocks in this quilt measure 9.5" square.
I forgot to show you Block 11 of Alaska. I only have Block 12 left to make. I jumped ahead to Block 13 since I only had to make one block. Four blocks left!! I think putting this quilt together is going to be a slow process which is fine. Slow is good!
My future daughter-in-law brought this over to my house one day. I thought it was going to be a delicious dessert for us to share. I had no idea that it wasn't real! She made this "cake" for my daughter. It actually opens up and can be used to store whatever you'd like. It would make a cute jewelry box. I'm not really sure what it's made of. It just looks very realistic!
THose quilt blocks are amazing, Rosemary. They would be a big challenge for me. I saw the cake and was excited to see what you are celebrating...it definitely looks real.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Jeanna! You can imagine how disappointed I was to find out the cake wasn't real! I was looking forward to eating it.
DeleteOoh - that quilt will go together quickly, now that you're down to one set of blocks left! That cake is pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sally! I'll post my progress as I start sewing it together.
DeleteI think Starry kind of blocks are beautiful and definitely a crowd pleaser. I too love this one of yours. You are powering through this project, Rosemary. That cake is amazing! And what a surprise...very neat! Fawns are special I think. And I will think of you as I am cooking on Sunday. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a nice comment, Jocelyn!
DeleteGreat job on that Block #13! Looks difficult but you nailed it!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Susie! Slow sewing worked!
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