I filled in some of the white on his arm and body this week.
I will be having company tomorrow so there may not be any stitching time but I will have time this week to add more stitches. I think I am going to work on the hat and face this week.
Last week, my husband and I had a date day in St. Mary's and Stratford. One of our stops was the St. Mary's museum where this yoyo quilt was on display.
Here is a close up picture of some of the fabrics in the yoyos.
Are any of the slow stitchers reading this post inspired to start a yoyo project???
not me, never been a fan of yo-yo-s but you go for it!
ReplyDeleteAbout 20 years ago I made over 200 small yo-yo's, never used them and ended up giving away the whole bag of them.
ReplyDeleteI much prefer hexagons to yo-yos. But thanks for sharing it is nice to see it. ;^)
ReplyDeleteI too like hexies more than yo-yos. You can't really quilt a yo-yo, it is more of a covering. Have made yo-yos for blocks in a block exchange and they are fun to make for that purpose.
ReplyDeleteI like to make yoyos but don't like the effect of a quilt made from them.
ReplyDeleteENjoy your snowman stitching!
Your snowman is progressing. I am going to put tiny yo yo's on the picture I am embroidering at the moment.....well that s the plan, it could all change!
ReplyDeleteI am actually working on a yo-yo quilt. It was a case of someone else giving away a large collection of yo-yo's and donating them to me. I love them and am in the process of planning how to put them together. I love your Canada pillows.
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