Week 25! Back from San Francisco. Had a great time - more on that later. Came back late Wednesday, so didn't get much WIP progress as I felt so tired today. Here's the bit I did get done
on a flower for WIP #3. Almost ready to do some slow stitching on Sunday.
To thank you for all the eye candy you've been posting this year, I have a book giveaway.
I was looking for a quilt book on my shelves and found I have two copies of this. I haven't gotten to it, but I want to make a quilt out of it. Don't let the blocks on the cover intimidate you - mostly fussy cutting really and very easy. They have great paper templates inside.
To win this copy, all you need to do is link a post with some eye candy to have a chance for it to be yours. It doesn't have to be a WIP - all sorts of eye candy is eligible and very welcome - even projects you finished a while ago, haven't started, or are even dreaming about - it'll all be new to me. You can (1) link a blog post (an old one will do) or a photostream address. Or you can go to Michele's blog, and (2)leave a comment on what you think of her Visual Overload. Then (3) let me know. New to her blog? Become a follower of hers and (4)let me know and you'll have four chances. I'll pick a winner Tuesday morning after the linky party closes Monday, midnight. Link button below.
I'm linking to Sarah's
HeLP for Hexie-aholics and Sarah's
Can I Get a Whoop, Whoop?. Lots of eye candy there.
What a fun star!! I will try it to.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting star, it reminded me that I've a GFG UFO around here somewhere that really needs to be completed.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty star. And it looks quite difficult :)
ReplyDeletewould love a chance at the book - looks interesting
ReplyDeleteI really like your star, too. I like how the gray looks like light rays shining from the center.
ReplyDeleteWOW, surely is a visual over load and as you said , it is a lot to absorb and needs several visits to her post to real appreciate it all. Thanks for sharing it Angie.
ReplyDeleteLeft comments on both blogs, Angie. :)
ReplyDeleteI love you "bit" of hexie.
ReplyDeleteLove your hexie star! It looks like Karen's technique? Maybe I'm wrong but I have yet to try it...someday!
ReplyDeleteLove that hexie star. I haven't seen those before. The book looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteYour hexies are gorgeous! They will make a lovely flower!
ReplyDeleteLove that hexagon flower you're making! I will be linking up. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletegreat hexie. From the cover the book looks a bit complicated to me
ReplyDeleteThat Visual Overload is just that--so much inspiring and awesome handwork--lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love your star! I have the book you are giving away and have just made a quilt from it. It was a lot of fun and very easy. So, don't put me in for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog.. I also loved visual overload it sure was a ton of eye candy. I would love to win that book. Good luck to everyone.
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Visual Overload:such a lovely post! The stained glass is outstanding! I enjoyed seeing the needlework.
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