



I'm not really into crazy patchwork but loved the seam treatment so much I wanted to have a go. I found some log cabin blocks left over from a baby quilt that I was going to make into a wall hanging. I've decided to used these for the 100 stitches challenge then when I've finished I'll turn it into a wall hanging, it should be pretty. The blocks are lilac and cream so most of my stitching will be monochromatic or receding colours (greens, blues and violets). At least that's what I think now it may change when I get further into the challenge.
1 comment:
looks like you are having a good time with 100 stitches. Can't wait to see how this all works out.
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