Eye Spy Adventures BOM is progressing well, this month we made a shoe!
I am really enjoying hosting this BOM through 2024/25, the variety of blocks is interesting and quirky!
Current EPP WIP
Current WIP
Technique: EPP
Fabrics: pink and white scrappy 2" squares and a few random fat quarters as needed.
This is my Scrap Satisfaction 2025 quilt, the pattern is available free in my Quarterly Quilt Adventures e-zine (click on the link in my left sidebar to be redirected to my free downloads webpage).
So many tiny stitches are used to create an EPP quilt, this kind of quilt making is meditative and truly a labour of love.
New EPP Work in Progress
Earlier this week I completed my postage stamp tumbler quilt top. So last night I began a new EPP project!
Each year I share a Scrap Satisfaction quilt pattern in my quarterly ezine. Over the course of the year and four issues the pattern is revealed as quilters sew along. For the first time the design is an EPP project this year!
I was determined not to start mine until I had finished my postage stamp tumbler quilt top so I'm a little late to my own party but I'm excited to get caught up! I should still easily finish this project by the end of the year.
Postage Stamp Quilt
Since sharing the finished quilt top for my Postage Stamp Tumbler Quilt yesterday I've had a few people ask why it's called a 'postage stamp' quilt. It's simply because the 3500 finished tumblers are each about the size of a postage stamp.
The free tumbler PDF is available to download from my website!
It feels great to have another EPP project ready to baste, quilt and bind!
Postage Stamp Tumbler Quilt Top
Postage Stamp Tumbler Quilt Top Finished!!!!
I'll get a better photo some time but couldn't resist getting hubby to hold it up after I'd stitched on the final row this evening!
3500 tiny scrappy tumblers!
Ready for basting, quilting and binding!
So it took me 393 days!
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