Happy Monday! It’s time to check in on my Stay-At-Home-Round-Robin progress. The first prompt for this was curves.
Now… I’m not a fan of sewing curves. I really should give it more of a try, because it would be a good challenge, but I’ve got too much going on right now to step out of my comfort zone. But that’s the beauty of this sew-along. You can interpret the prompts how you want, and skip them if need be. So that’s what I did.
Next up was diamonds. Potentially, another tricky one. I took a few days to think about it, and finally decided to keep it simple with some square-in-a-square blocks.
They make pretty good diamonds, in my view! And using the solid fabric around them really highlights the fun prints!
Next, they needed to be sewn to the panel.
And voila! The panel only required minimal trimming to get it to work with my diamonds (which are 4.5″ unfinished) The trickiest part was making sure all those dapper black cats were pointing the right way.
Gah! They are just so darn cute!!!!
Of course, not as cute as the real thing!
Wandering Cat Studio 
No, you’re right. Nothing compares with the real thing and Lord Burton is happy to accept his due.
I hope it is figured out why breakins are happening and who is doing it.
Blessings,
Betys
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Love those fabrics. Coming together very nicely!
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I like how your round robin challenge is progressing. Burton is a sweetheart.
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Now that is a striking round! Great decision!
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I love the colors in that one. The high contrast is really eye catching. It’s going to be another stunner.
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Lord Burton, sitting there like a king in his castle!
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The real thing wins EVERY time, but the quilt is pretty cute too.
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Looks like someone is staking his claim early!
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How beautiful and how original! Those square-in-a-square blocks and your fabrics are so perfect. Really looking forward to seeing how this one evolves. Burton is a perfect match for the quilt.
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Your round is popping!! Love the direction this is going.
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