However, I still made time for sewing, so I'm proud of myself. I got a really fun block completed for the Project of Doom that I will share next week, and I got my Lannister block done for my husband's Game of Thrones Quilt.
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| The computer-generated image. |
This block took me a bit longer than the rest, but mostly because it had more sections. There were a few funny angles, but nothing outrageous. I'd probably rate it about a 3/5 for difficulty.
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| My finished block! |
His chin area isn't lined up perfectly, but he's got a mane so I don't think it's all that noticeable. The colors are much more vibrant than they show here. I get so excited when I finish a block, I get right to photodocumenting it without fixing my camera settings. Maybe some day I will grow up and become a real blogger, but until then, it is what it is. :)
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| I can't wait to see this as part of the completed quilt. |
You can download the pattern here. I will list it on Craftsy once we get a new hard drive for my computer, since the old one is toast.
I now have someone testing my Game of Thrones blocks along with me, which is super exciting! I always enjoy seeing my patterns done up on someone else's fabric with their own special touches. Allyssa will be stitching along with me, and I will be sharing those pictures as I receive them. Here is the Baelish block, in a fun chevron print:
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| Allyssa's Baelish block. I love the green! |
I received my new, so-much-better grey fabric in the mail today, so I'm hoping to redo my Baelish block and finish up Tully this week. Then it's on to Tyrell and Baratheon ... if I survive the weekend, of course. Wish me luck!
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