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Oh more crumbs


OK here is my 3rd weeks attempt at my crumbs into blocks.
I am learning lots from not measuring or using a proper seam allowance.
You can see from star that it is so much easier not to have points on my star, I realized what I was doing wrong, it's all in the placement.

The ones that where you just sew bits and pieces to is so relaxing. I really like doing these.



The hearts are so easy. If it wasn't for wanting to get this posted before I left the house, I would have zillions of them (OK maybe not zillions, but more for sure).


If you have not tried these process before (like me) give it a shot. You might like it.
Check out Jo's Country  , she'll get you started

Till next time
Kat
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  1. I agree, as much as I love the hearts and stars I find the random ones so much more relaxing!

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  2. I like the hearts the best, I think maybe I could do those! Well...maybe! ;)

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  3. Kat - Your heart blocks are fantastic!! Love all your fabrics you used!

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  4. I agree - the hearts were fun to make and they go so quickly. So much fun seeing everyone's finished blocks.

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  5. You are absolutely right about how relaxing this is. It sounds as if you are having as much fun as I am.

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  6. I am glad you're liking the crumb process. Everything is looking good :)

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