Another 60 or so of these and I’ll be halfway done making the 2″ Drunkard’s Path units. They’re unbelievably quick and easy to stitch and, because they are so small, I can spread them out on the Cut ‘n Press and press them in seconds. Last night I was working on a gift for a friend, which I can’t show as she reads my blog, and after that I wanted to stitch for a while. An hour or so later, I had 16 more of these little blocks done.
This weekend I’m hoping to get at least half of the remaining ones I need cut. They’re all printed. The little book box should be pretty full by the time the weekend is over … that is, of course, if I stick to my plans for the weekend.
A portrait of Baxter. This is, we think, one of the best shots of him yet.
Quilt Obsession 
Beautious!! on both counts!! Pat
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Wow, your hand must sew a mile a minute! Did you ever see footage where they speed things up, I can just imagine that is how you sew…LOL! Great shot of Baxter.
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The 30s prints suits those little blocks so well, don’t they. Doesn’t Baxter look distinguished in this photo!
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Yup! That is a very good portrait of Baxter indeed!
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Baxter is beautiful in that shot! And I agree with Jackie… I think you sew in fast motion.
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You are so productive……put us all to shame! King Baxter is looking very regal these days.
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Like little Easter eggs!~ So sweet and happy!
gorgeous Baxter photo.
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You are seriously motoring with those blocks! Impressive! And I agree, that is a beautiful portrait of Baxter.
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Gorgeous photo of Baxter!
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Gorgeous blocks and a very handsome Baxter!!
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Darling little blocks. I love he wy youve swapped the background & the print. I agree, this is a FABULOUS shot of Baxter! You need to have this one printed & framed.
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