This is the next pattern I am writing. I hope to have it on Etsy in the next couple of days. I am also posting them on my website www.bitsnpiecesworkshop.com
If you like this let me know!!
I'm calling it Brownie Delight but if anyone has another suggestion I'd love to hear it.
Rememer this is made with my shortcut methods so it isn't as intricate to make as it looks. When you know how to make the shortcut pieced squares blocks then this is a breeze to sew together!!
This is made with my Boston Blocks and half square triangles and plain squares. Easy easy!
Depending on the size you want to make this would be about 30" with borders. But you could use a larger template and make it around 40" by 40" depending on the width of your borders.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Just haven't gotten my self into the mood to work on my patterns. I hate it when I know I should be working but can't get the mind in gear.
Of course I have an excuse sort of. I have two of my grandsons right now for a few days. It does take some attention to keep the peace between them sometimes LOL Joey is 14 and Zach is 12. Zach is my autistic grandson but he is high functioning so he does quite well most of the time. But he is always right and he never gives in gracefully. He wanted to use the laptop computer and Joey had been waiting to use it. Zach has a hard time sharing. This is one of our goals with him. He also thinks he can physically make me do what he wants. So getting the message across that he has to wait his turn and that he can't physically pull push or throw his brother out of the chair is an interesting challenge! LOL He then turns to me and insists I make Joey give him the computer. This afternoon he went next door ( I knew he went) and asked Grandma Dot(my mom his great grandma) to come out and make Joey give him back the computer! LOL He IS a problem solver!! LOL
We love him dearly and unlike alot of autistics he loves loves hugs and physical contact. He is quite the cuddle bug and always has been. Most autistic people can't handle being touched.
So hopefully I can maybe get some work done on my patterns and get them out to the public in the very near future. I do have 3 of them done and will be working on getting them listed on my websites and my ebay and etsy stores soon.
I'll leave you with this quilty saying------ Rhonda
Families are like quilts—stitched together one piece at a time.
Of course I have an excuse sort of. I have two of my grandsons right now for a few days. It does take some attention to keep the peace between them sometimes LOL Joey is 14 and Zach is 12. Zach is my autistic grandson but he is high functioning so he does quite well most of the time. But he is always right and he never gives in gracefully. He wanted to use the laptop computer and Joey had been waiting to use it. Zach has a hard time sharing. This is one of our goals with him. He also thinks he can physically make me do what he wants. So getting the message across that he has to wait his turn and that he can't physically pull push or throw his brother out of the chair is an interesting challenge! LOL He then turns to me and insists I make Joey give him the computer. This afternoon he went next door ( I knew he went) and asked Grandma Dot(my mom his great grandma) to come out and make Joey give him back the computer! LOL He IS a problem solver!! LOL
We love him dearly and unlike alot of autistics he loves loves hugs and physical contact. He is quite the cuddle bug and always has been. Most autistic people can't handle being touched.
So hopefully I can maybe get some work done on my patterns and get them out to the public in the very near future. I do have 3 of them done and will be working on getting them listed on my websites and my ebay and etsy stores soon.
I'll leave you with this quilty saying------ Rhonda
Families are like quilts—stitched together one piece at a time.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
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