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Saturday, 17 July 2021

FNSI and RSC!

First of all Friday Night Sew In and many thanks to Wendy for getting us together again, good to sew along with friends. You can see what everyone was working on here.

I felt it time to get my RSC dark blues finished up and made six crumb blocks to add to my collection along with my little dresdens and a couple of scraptherapy blocks. So this month this


turned into this.


I am linking up with Angela here for Scrap Happy Saturday.

The rest of my Friday was spent quilting my tablecloth - the cooler weather has been a bonus as far as quilting is concerned but now that the weather is warming up again I suspect that I shall be working on my Field Journal hexagons.

In other news, this week I finished my watercolour still life.


I really am not happy with the background but it is my second attempt and the paper will not take any more fidling I am sure, so it it is as it is. Very happy with everything else though.

Many thanks to Wendy and Angela.


Have a good week.

20 comments:

  1. oooo I do love your background. I'm also a watercolorist and quilter... the vase is well done! And the apples, the lace! good job! LeeAnna at not afraid of color

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  2. Lin I love your drawing and you have done some great sewing with those crumbs. I am seeing lots more crumb sewing in the quilting world at the moment.

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  3. Always fun to sew with you virtually.... lovely blues.... love the painting.. the lace is amazing... not sure why you don't like the background.... looks great to me...

    Hugz

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  4. Your painting is lovely. I like the way you have finished the table surface, it must have taken a lot of patience.
    Lovely blue blocks too.

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  5. I think your watercolour has turned out well. Can you analyse what makes you unhappy about the background (sometimes I can't, with my own)? You might also find that you can do more to the background if you use watercolour pencils or watercolour crayon..

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  6. Your water colour is so lovely. I wish I had your talent. Lots of stitching happening therr. Enjoy.

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  7. Lin, it’s great to see your small scrap pile turned into little blocks and wonderful hexies! Ha, I know about working the paper to death. You might not like the background, but everything in front of it is stealing the show anyway. I can’t even imagine painting lace let alone it coming out looking like lace. Your lace is painting is awesome. Everything in your painting is done quite well.

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  8. Thank you for your happy posts. I love the blue crumb blocks!

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  9. Bits of Dark BLUE in your quilting and in your lovely painting, too. Yay, Lin!!

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  10. Your hexies are so sweet Lin but Oh My .. that watercolour is amazing!!! I wish I could draw more than a stick figure 😉

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  11. The "crumb" blocks look great...& so do the hexies. Nice job xox

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  12. Love your painting, I think it looks fantastic. Great blocks too, crumb blocks are a great idea.

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  13. I love your hexies. I look forward to seeing the project you're making with them.

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  14. Your watercolour is beautiful Lin! Nice work on your crumb blocks too.

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  15. Nice job, Lin. I think your entire watercolor painting is pretty, the background included. Pretty blues turned into pretty hexies too!

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  16. I love, love your watercolour!

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  17. Your watercolors are really beautiful ... I like your picture, including the background, it looks like a house in Andalusia.
    Have a wonderful weekend.
    Many greetings to you.

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  18. Your still life project is fantastic! I could never do that!

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  19. The finished watercolour looks lovely. The dark blue blocks are looking good too

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  20. I love your still life painting. It's beautiful.

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