Just a quicky

 The night before last, I cut out three buildings/wedges for this latest quilt...Dresden Neighborhood by Kim Lapacek.  Yesterday morning, I finished cutting the wedges and laid them out... TRYING to give them more of a balanced look... it didn't work, but that's ok because it's meant to be wonky.

Except for the background, EVERYTHING else is from my scrappy bins.

TRYING for balance..... 

Here it is laid out with roofs pinned on.
You can see what I mean about it being 'off balance'... 

 

and here is where I left it last night when Buddy (our dog) started whining and wanting to me to go to bed so he could, too ( it was about midnight - past our bedtime for sure).  I've gotten several of the windows done - just a few more to do.

I'm not doing it exactly like the pattern directs.  It says to use a heavier heat n bond for the doors and windows so that you don't have to stitch around them... I don't have a heavier heat n bond ( well, maybe I do somewhere in the deep dark recesses of my sewing room closet) so I'll just use scraps of the light version and stitch the windows and doors on.  

We're supposed to have a 'blizzard' tomorrow so it sounds like a good time to just load this onto Mo'e and have some fun.  I COULD do it on my domestic, but where's the fun in that??  I just want to do some outline stitches and then some outlines of clouds all around.... which means I'll probably spend more time loading it onto Mo'e than it will take to actually quilt, but that's ok.

Guess I'd better get to it... finish those windows up.... more projects calling my name :)

TTYL