Oh My Goodness!! I am in love with fussy cutting! I pulled a few bins of reproduction scraps out and am fussy cutting elongated hexies for my Lucy project. I think I will keep cutting bits and bobs for a while before committing to final placement for these Patchwork Of the Crosses by Lucy Boston. This is a project I got coerced into starting back in December by my zoom friend Chooky. I work on it during online meetings and quilt friend gatherings. This is my Slow Sunday Stitching project for today.
Blessings,
Chris
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Your project looks so pretty - what a nice combination of colors!
ReplyDeleteA perfect project for online gatherings! Love that reproduction purple!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! Love your colors!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea...
ReplyDeleteYour Lucy Q will be stunning. While you're excited about a project is the best time to work on it.
ReplyDeleteIt's going to look amazing. Fussy cutting can be addictive.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project to work on during zooming. Happy quilting
ReplyDeleteFussy cutting is fun, isn't it? Love those sweet hexies you have prepared.
ReplyDeleteLooking great. Fussy cutting is fun!
ReplyDeleteSounds like lots of fun Chris. Hehe I'm not surprised Chooky coerced you into starting Lucy!
ReplyDeleteI like those fussy cut hexies!
ReplyDeleteLovely fussy cutting for your Lucy block...
ReplyDeleteI am often tempted to do Lucy but have bought book/papers for La Passacaglia.
I was fussy cutting for a quilt....now don't even know where I put what I cut out!
ReplyDeleteLooks like such fun! Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
ReplyDeleteLooking great! I must admit I don't really have the patience for fussy cutting, so I admire you :) xx
ReplyDeletefussy cutting is an addiction..........I look at fabric differently now.......you can get some really cool effects......have fun...
ReplyDeleteSome of those reproduction fabrics seem just right for fussy cutting. Is it because they're more details than more modern prints, or because the motifs are isolated, or . . . ? I'm looking forward to seeing some of your blocks.
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