I found myself driven to the cork birdhouse that has been sitting on my pantry table for the better part of a week. It needed some remodeling! Needless to say it took all morning. I'm not really one to work on this type of "crafty" projects. No Mom I'm not going to convert =^.^= It was fun, but there must be a better glue gun than the one I have. Talking about glue; this project used more than you could possibly guess. I even fashioned a perch with a cooking skewer for the birdies to rest on before they make their way inside.
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| Katchaklaus |
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| Small Stars |
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| Block 12 |
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| Block 11 |
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| Sashing |
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| Inner Borders |
These pieces separate the blocks. The two fabrics are for the inner and outer border. The red goes next to the eagles and then around the entire pieced center. The tan will go next and finally a dark blue outer border.
Today I sew! See how much I get done when you return for tomorrow's Design Wall Monday. Oh...no change to my stash stats this week. See other quilters using their stash through the links at Patchwork Times.
Used this week: 0 yards
Used YTD: 121 yards
Purchased this week: 0 yards
Purchased YTD: 83 yards
Net used in 2016: 38 yards
Used YTD: 121 yards
Purchased this week: 0 yards
Purchased YTD: 83 yards
Net used in 2016: 38 yards
5 comments:
your birdie house is so cute. I hope you have new renters soon. Using those corks was a clever idea. Look forward to seeing your finished project on you blog tomorrow. I just got off the phone from talking with you, ran out of things to put in this blog. lol lol
Bird house looks good. I completely understand about not being crafty. Fabric only, please, preferably flat for quilts¡
Birdhouse looks great! I am glad you took the time to finish it. You are almost there with Kalvery. I am sure it will be done by next week's stash report.
Interesting star block. Hope you got that time to sew.
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