February New Moon means a picture of the TUSAL jar. It is a bit messy under the bed, but it seems to be the perfect place to store things I don't need so often. 
Thank you for all the lovely comments on the carolers and the wonderful ECC kit.February 14, 2010
Snowbound Irish Chain block
This is how I am going to make the scrappy Irish Chain blocks between the blocks with the snowmen. I will only use leftover fabrics from the other Thimbleberries quilts I made. I hope this will reduce the enormous pile of stash a bit. Each Irish Chain block is made of 49 squares and I need 13 of them. They are very nice to sew on hand while I am watching the Olympics on telvision.
February New Moon means a picture of the TUSAL jar. It is a bit messy under the bed, but it seems to be the perfect place to store things I don't need so often. 
Thank you for all the lovely comments on the carolers and the wonderful ECC kit.
February New Moon means a picture of the TUSAL jar. It is a bit messy under the bed, but it seems to be the perfect place to store things I don't need so often. Thank you for all the lovely comments on the carolers and the wonderful ECC kit.
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7 comments:
I think that your Irish Chain blocks are a great way to finish off your quilt! That's definitely a lot of pieces though!
Oh my gosh...that snowman is just TOO cute!
Your TUSAL jar is filling up nicely!
Wow! The Irish Chain blocks look amazing!
I LOVE the way you're doing your Irish chain's. Still no clue how to do mine. Yours look fantastic
What a beautiful quilt block! love that lil snowman :)
Love that idea for your Quilt and you TUSAL jar look great.
I love your Irish Chain blocks and your snowman is very lovely ,congratulations Ineke on your beautiful work :-))
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