After cutting out the two FQs for the first Swoon block...
...I read thru the assembly instructions again and then tackled sewing everything together. Let's say I learned a lot.
Hopefully, assembly will go more smoothly for the second block.
I've never liked the cutting-out part of any project whether it be something for someone to wear or cutting multiple pieces at one time for a quilt. But for this Swoon project, there was no way to get around the amount of white background fabric that needs to be cut... so I bit the bullet and got it done.
In this photo, there are 234 squares/rectangles and 18 WOF sashing strips. The prints I can cut as I make blocks but the white is ready to go. Yea, me!
When I started the tiny house project, I wondered how long it would be before I got bored. I'm not bored but... I think I'd like a change for a while. Instead of 4.5" finished blocks, how about 24" finished blocks? That would definitely be a change!
I already had the Swoon pattern by Thimble Blossoms (link) and I had a fat quarter bundle of Amy Butler's Soul Blossoms sitting in the stash.
All I needed was some white fabric and something for a border because and 80"x80" quilt is a bit small for a queen bed.
I've selected the 18 fat quarter's I'll be using and ordered the periwinkle dots fabric for the border. I've even cleared the cutting table.
Let the fun begin......