All the little Drunkard’s Path units in Rouenneries are done now. This stack is about 80 of them. They are so much fun to stitch that I just can’t stop.
This is the arrangement I think I’m going to use. If I do, each of these 4-unit blocks will finish at 6″.
I did some baking on the weekend — and the special teddy bear assistant baker was overseeing. Chocolate crinkles, some macaroons and, of course, butter tarts were made. Almost all that I baked has been given to friends and neighbours now. I love baking and, as we have lots of neighbours and friends to whom we can give baked goods, I’ve got more planned for this week.
One thing I’ll be looking for at the Boxing Day sales will be a cookie press.
Smudge is now doing some serious training for the lounging competition. This picture almost qualifies for inclusion in the “where’s the cat’s head” category.
Lester looks like he’s getting ready to be a judge.
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Wow, you really have been cranking out the Drunkard's Path blocks. They look great. When I made mine that is the layout that I used and loved it!! I am going to give Smudge a run for his money in the lounging competition by the end of this week.
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I'm laughing out loud and all alone looking at the computer screen. Thank you!
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The Drunkard’s Path block stash looks great! You work very fast!
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Those blocks are stunning, Cathi. I love that pattern and the fabric is perfect.
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Your blocks are fabulous and they will become a beautiful quilt. As always love the kitties.
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I love the fabrics you used for these blocks…very pretty. I think Lester looks more like he thinks Smudge is just showing off his lounging skills LOL.Crispy
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I love the stack of little units! I have seen that fabric line in person and it is perfect in those blocks. I like the shade of red in that fabric line, a nice soft red.
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OMG! FRANCESCAN DESERT ROSE PATTERN.Cathi, I have my grandmothers. Don't you just love it.I also love the DP blocks. I had made a queen size one for a "CHUPPA" (Covering for a Jewish Wedding).This was my wedding gift to them. It now hangs above their bed on the wall.Happy HolidaysFrummie
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Such beautiful fabric and the shape of the block is excellent!Thanks for reminding me. I must get out my Mom's cookie press one day. They are fun.
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Ooooh I love this fabric and I cant wait to see the finished product.. I love red/cream combo its my fave combo.. LissaAustralia….
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I am just amazed at how much you seem to accomplish…by HAND! Incredible, and just so beautiful too!
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I love the colors and the fabric. Awesome job. We have the same plate. Inherited the entire set from my grandmother. Now I know where to go if I break one!LOL!Charlsey
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This Drunkards Path quilt is going to be yummy. Great fabrics & colors.And Smidge looks ready to help (sleep).SewCalGalwww.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
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Holy Cow!!! Can we say "speed piecing"? Really nice blocks. Love the fabrics. I may have to go looking for that line of fabs. You know, I was thinking of cookie press yesterday. I will have to get mine out. I was using the Smudge pose yesterday…felt good. Lester is really on watch!
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Love the Drunkard's Path layoutLove and hugs Gina xx
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Lots and lots of blocks! Wowie. You've been busy.
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Oh my — I absolutely love the colors! They are so Oriental pretty! Yummy cookies too!!!
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Hi Cathi, I love your drunkards path blocks…can't wait to see this quilt. Did you have a template for this – with the rounded corners, nice job!I haven't been on your blog for a while, I missed the little fur balls and now I know why…Lester is definitely the JUDGE and smudge's head isn't showing, or is it LOLMerry ChristmasValeriehttp://www.pastimesonline.ca/block-of-the-month/
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Oh, I do love your Drunkard's Path blocks in Rouenneries. Really looking forward to seeing how you use them.
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