Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Swoon Progress

My goodness, what a difference a week makes. Last week at this time, I was still all a-dither about which Swoon to make, which fabric to use, yadda-yadda-yadda.

This week, I have 3 blocks made and am having a grand old time selecting the Kaffe Fassett and Phillip Jacobs (Rowan/Westminster Fibers) fabrics I want to combine for the upcoming blocks. I am going to stay with all the cool colors - blue, purple, green, aqua.

Block #2 has the center you see above. I did fussy cut the flower to be in the center of the block, or near-center. Here is the completed block #2.

I'm super-stoked to see these come together! I have had some of this fabric for at least 10 years, and to finally be using it on this quilt is really exciting.

Now I have the third block done, too. I am getting more efficient with my construction process and I can do a block much faster now. First, let's have a look at the center.


Yes, I know the corner triangles are supposed to be of the outer ring fabric and not the center star fabric, but you know what? I just left them. These fabrics are so forgiving in how they mesh with one another, that I knew I could live with it.


And just like that, I am 33% finished with this quilt top! Wowza! Like I said, I'm stoked to make more.

Click here to see the first block.

I'm participating in the Wednesday Let's Bee Social party with Laura over at Sew Fresh Quilts. Click the link to see all the fun.

Happy Quilting, Friends!

7 comments:

  1. Beautiful squares. Love your fabric choices.

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  2. Love your Swoon blocks. I purchased the pattern about a year ago, but have not sewn a block yet. I'll have to get around to it.

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  3. Lovely swoon blocks. I have only ever made one, and that is for a gift, yours look so great, but I cant possibly start anything else.......yet :-)

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  4. Really love the color combos in the first two images.
    Popped by from Let's Bee Social.
    http://thriftshopcommando.blogspot.com

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  5. Wonderful blocks, and great colour combos!

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  6. wow, wow, wow!!

    impressive!

    thanks so much for linking up!

    brooke@sillymamaquilts.com

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  7. I agree with Brooke, Wow! This is going to be one gorgeous quilt!

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