Block 8 is a very busy block with hardly any space left for quilting. It consists out of a lot of pre-embroidered elements combined with satin and organza ribbon. After everything was stitched to the block, some more embroidery was added.
Whilst completing the block, I discovered 3 pins still stuck inside, so I had to unpick small areas to get them out.
Block 9 was a fun and easy block. I enjoyed the ribbon threading with just four embroidery elements to add although each took 75 minutes to embroider.
Sunday, February 11, 2018
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