Monday, July 1, 2019

DrEaMi #29

I am linking up with Sharon for a post about this sort of thing "Welcome to the June edition of Drop Everything And Make it! where we celebrate all things squirrel. As in chasing those shiny bauble-type projects that grab our attention and demand to be made, and right now. " (Quote from Sharons blog.)

My squirrel moment was seeing a post from  Karen of KaHolly Quilts, she was testing a block drafted by Pretti of Sew Pretti Quilts, so I went to have a look at Pretti's blog and then just had to make an International Sisters block or two.


The first three blocks are made with fabric from Australia, Japan and Hawaii.
This is a Bali batik sister
Then two with New Zealand fabric ( my cutting skills need some work for these)



then two from New Zealand, and two from Alaska

and finally one Australian and three from New Zealand
these blocks are very addictive!
If you go over to Sharons blog you can see some other squirrel moments.
Happy stitching.




20 comments:

  1. Lovely girls. I'm actually tempted to make some.
    I'm sending some Australian fabric to Holly as she hasn't any yet.
    Thanks for showing me some different sites to visit.

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  2. Your little girl blocks are fantastic, it looks so simple but I can imagine how hard it is to get the pieces looking like that! Have a great week and a good July, hugs, Valerie

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  3. haha I think I live permanently in Dori mode....
    Love the girls and it's definitely on my list...
    Hugz

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  4. Oh my gosh, these are so fabulous!

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  5. FanTABulous! Your sisters look so awesome! Can’t make just one, huh? They are pretty addicting. Your blocks are truly international! I like that! I’ll have a couple of special international sisters ~wink~, but mine are mostly just large prints. Keep up the good work!

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  6. You are definitely hooked on those cute International Sisters..

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  7. How gorgeous! Your sisters are multiplying rapidly. I love the way you have made each block from diffetent international fabrics. I still haven't sucumbed to making any but I feel the urge lol.

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  8. lovely ladies Sue, how big will this grow too?

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  9. Your international sisters look wonderful Sue - how cool that you have fabrics from all those different countries.

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  10. I do love your sweet sisters! Wonderful fabrics from all over xx

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  11. Gorgeous blocks, beautiful dresses. Your sisters are absolutely lovely. I love how you are incorporating different fabrics to honor their heritage and celebrate their unique cultures.

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  12. haha I was going to suggest you link up to Sandra's Dreami link up and I see you have!!! Your blocks are gorgeous and do you know how hard it's been sitting on my hands and not making any myself!!! (I see Preeti is doing them for the RSC, now that's an idea...)

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  13. These are SO cool. I can see the "sisters" and it is wonderful how the fabrics represent the culture of the country. It is easy to understand why this was appealing to you!

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  14. They look so good. I can see why they are so addictive.

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  15. What a wonderful gathering of international women! Love it!

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  16. I like that your blocks are made with fabrics from around the world, since the pattern title is International Sisters. =) BTW, I'm catching up, but don't feel you need to answer all my comments! You have better things to do. LOL

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