The year long Sew Much Fun Tour is complete and so is my little wall hanging!
In the end I didn't end up making very many of the blocks for various reasons, but I did want to put the ones I did make together into a project. The wall hanging is the perfect size to hang in my quilting room as a mini quilt.
The wall hanging doesn't have any sashing between the blocks. Instead I added triangles to the corners where the blocks touch to create another design element using fabrics from the blocks to connect them.
I added some narrow borders to again bring the blocks together as a group. I though it was funny that I decided to add the triangles so that the wall hanging wouldn't get bigger and then I still added borders! But they are pretty narrow :)
Then I found the fun scrap of Alison Glass fabric that goes perfectly with the collection of blocks and added it on for a final border. I had just enough!
I enjoyed stitching the applique blocks and then finally quilting the top. I first went around each shape in the blocks then filled in the background with free motion quilting.
I've added links for the different blocks I included in my wall hanging. Some may no longer be free but I wanted to include the links to the designers anyway.
seam ripper by Katie Mae quilts
tomato pincushion by Appliques Quilts and More - they have a good list of the blocks too!
sewing machine by Orange Blossom Quilts
Sew Much Fun logo block by Kathryn Dragonfly's Quilting Design Studio
thread spool by Faith and Fabric Design
iron - by Duck Creek Mountain Quilting
thimble by Slice of Pi quilts
My two blocks are the alternative churn dash - here's the link to the tutorial post; and the Scrappy S block which is free to my newsletter subscribers. Subscribe here!
With Joy,
Sarah V.
That turned out so well! Your fabric choices bring so much joy!
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