![Spiderweb blocks for Anna](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4016/4287379846_2ce4ac6329.jpg)
Here's a look before I started sewing. I had everything laid out on the ironing board, then had to move everything so I could iron. :)
![ready to make Spiderweb blocks](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4063/4286638843_979885a823.jpg)
12 women from across the country and across the sea on a mission to create 12 beautiful spiderweb quilts in 12 months...from mostly scraps.
I do the same thing, Rach ;) There is never enough table space to hold all the scraps and fabric while making your blocks. The ironing board needs to be open for ironing. The cutting table, well, for cutting. I have a little bit of space on the backside of my sewing machine table that I use. But it fills up quickly.
ReplyDeletemy table looked like a fabric store blew up while i was working on the spider web blocks! and it seems the further along i got, the worse it looked. there is something about string quilts that will do that i think, but the end result is always great!
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It's so funny, how many of us have the remote right there also? I need my electronic company when I sew for sure. Either music, the TV in the background or catching up with a series on HULU.
ReplyDeleteJust no kids yapping at me! lol