My name is Della and I am addicted to fabric. I just can't help myself, It seems to show up in my sewing room and I can't remember what I did for those 2 hours yesterday afternoon. I thought I had it under control this summer when I tried to use up some of the fabric in my 'stash' but it came ROARING back with a new project in my quilt group.I started out with a good plan in mind, I would continue to use my stash of batiks to make the new "Block of the Month" quilt. For those of you who are not quilters, this is a pattern that recuites willing and weak quilters like me to make a new block each month and then put them together to make a quilt. I had quite a few batiks (a kind of dyed fabric) in my stash so I thought I could make a new and different colored block each month. I started out with kind of a rosy red color. It looked great. I liked it a lot but that was last Friday afternoon. I realized that I 'HOOKED' again when I started looking at the next block. I started thinking and planning for my next color and began to think that I probably wouldn't have enough fabric to carry through on this plan. SO I rushed out to the fabric store before it closed for the weekend. I didn't want to face Sunday without fabric for the next block even though I only needed ONE block completed before the group meeting on Tuesday.
Here is the block that started it all. I had these fabrics and I liked how it turned out. The theme of this quilt is Sunbursts. You can see a bit of a star in this shape.
I only had a few colors for my green block. It sure looks great.
This purple block doesn't look as much like a star but maybe it is the fabrics. I still like it a lot though.
This is my blue block. I like this star shape.
This is another one that doesn't look a lot like a star but I still like it.
As you can see, I am not a patient person, I couldn't wait for the next month to start my next block. Tuesday at the quilt group meeting a few others had gone on to the next block but I think that I had the most blocks done. I do have another quilt that I started with a class so I think I should work on that since I am ahead on my blocks. I do LOVE batik fabrics a lot and am looking forward to getting back to this one soon though.
Thank you for listening to my confession. I'm not seeking a cure though. If you find my passed out in a pile of fabrics, homeless on the street, I will at least have nice quilts to keep me warm.
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