When I started to write this blog post I was thinking, “Just a few more of these tiny blocks and I’ll have 125 or so of them and I’ll be done.” Then I had a good look at the picture and realized just how much I really do like these little blocks. So now I’m thinking that perhaps I should print some more shapes on another couple of charm packs. I hadn’t stitched any klosjes for a few months, but when I was sorting out projects I realized how few I had left ready to stitch and thought it was time to decide whether I’ll make more or make a small doll or teddy bear quilt.
I’ve been working on the cream and pink quilt but, as my hands have been acting up again, I may not get the top finished as quickly as I had hoped. Blog posts may be rather sparse with more pictures than words over the balance of the week as I want to try to limit the amount of time I spend using the keyboard.
Smudge was curled up on the couch Tuesday evening having a snooze.
Lester looking like he had just woken up.
Quilt Obsession 
Pretty little blocks Cathi :0) Sorry your body is not playing nice again :0(
Crispy
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It’s nice to see your Klosjes again! Hello to Smudge and Lester.
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You sure have a CUTE project going on there! Keep them coming! I started my list of projects and then decided not to do that until they were under control (and that will never happen!) Cute cuddly cats, too!
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What a great photograph of some blocks pieced and the other prepared pieces ready for stitching…so inviting!
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One more comment from me, I had never heard of Klosjes until your post. What is the origin of the word, is it Dutch? Meaning spools???
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They are so cute – very similar to the octagons I am working on. I am going to add klosjes to my list of fast and easy portable projects. Don’t you just love having a bunch of pieces printed and cut and ready to go.
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One of my favorites! I know Mr. QO likes them too. Sorry to hear about your hands. Knowing you, if you are not stitching you are printing! Headed to Florida and will miss the first freeze of our season!
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Aren’t those klosje’s the dearest things? Hope your hands are pain free soon…your stitching is so amazing…I know you must be lost on the days when you are not able to manage some. Kitties look like the are moving into winter hibernation mode…and it looks very appealing to me too with these cold days! Happy stitching!
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Cathi! These are beautiful. Really superb.
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Those are beautiful! Love the colors of the fabrics!
Have a blessed day!
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Hi Cathi, could you tell me what inklingo shapes you used to make your Klosjes and what is the size of your blocks! I would love to print a bunch and work on these over the Christmas holidays! Thanks so much, the smaller the block the more I enjoy it!!!
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