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Monday, March 2, 2026

Sewcialites 3 -- Block 2 -- Twinsies Block

Fat Quarter Shop released block two of the Sewcialites 3 QAL on Friday.


Block 2 is designed by Susan Ache and is called Twinsies.


It was a beginner level block and worked up quickly.  Like Kimberly Jolly, I am making 6” blocks using Lyda Rose by Bunny Hill Designs for Moda.



I was expecting the next release of FQS’s Fat Quarter by the Dozen QAL yesterday, but they said it will be released today. So, there is that to look forward to.


The remainder of our weekend was rearranging the garage to accommodate seasonal storage of some of my cross stitch pieces. We would have never considered this living in Florida and dealing with the humidity. I'm going to try it here. I'll keep a close eye on things and will make changes if needed.


Hope you had a nice weekend and are ready for the week ahead.


See you soon,


11 comments:

Cherie Moore said...

I love Bunny Hill designs and your block looks great.

Gene Black said...

Storage is an issue when you are a maker. I have many art pieces, quilts, etc that I have made and they all take up space. I hope the space in the garage works for you.

Vicki in MN said...

Not familiar with mountain living, do you get humidity?

Julierose said...

Pretty block, Jeanna;))) Lovely fabric choices...hugs, Julierose

Linda at Texas Quilt Gal said...

LOVE that block! I'm going to download it and give it a go. Good luck with your storage project!

LIttle Penguin Quilts said...

That's a sweet block, Jeanna! The Bunny Hill fabric is lovely. I just looked it up and now I want some! 😘 Happy storage organizing to you - that's always a big job.

Granny Marigold said...

Organizing and storage are challenging. You sure don't want your precious handwork getting musty. That block is so sweet and isn't Lyda Rose a pretty name?

Linda's Relaxing Lair said...

I absolutely love your taste in fabrics, blocks and patterns, Jeanna! Beautiful work!

Lin said...

A nice straightforward block to make up, made more interesting by your choice of pretty fabrics. Hope the storage solution works out. xx

Rosemary Dickinson said...

I really love the fabrics you're working with. The block looks great!

TerryKnott.blogspot.com said...

That is a cute block! Your fabrics are so sweet!