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Monday, April 21, 2014

Happy Hedgehog

Its fun to learn new things.  Hit some goals.  Try something that you have been eyeing and admiring forever!  Since my latest kick is paper piecing.  The diamonds were a breeze! Easy and a great pattern to get your 'feet wet' in the paper piecing world.

This past Saturday was a class on paper piecing at our Guild.  Music City Modern Quilt Guild.  Perfect timing for me!  If you are in the Nashville area...come to a meeting!  We would love to have you!  It was a fun class and I did learn a thing or two!

I first saw this little Hedgehog on Flickr.  Cute as can be.  I didn't actually think I could ever make something like that...but I can!  And I did!  



He's a small little guy!  He tested my skills and patience!  I look at him and smile.  He still needs to see, so an eye will be coming soon.  Isn't he a cutie?!



Talk about lots of pieces...and tiny too!  I will admit, I winged it on piecing the sections together. I only had to redo one section.  I should have searched for instructions and not just a pattern!  Next time!  I'm happy how he turned out!

Isn't it nice to cross something off your 'wanna try one day when I have nothing else to do' list?!

Now...what to do with it!


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24 comments:

  1. yes, he really should be able to see, lol. Adorable!!

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    1. He still makes me smile...even without an ey!

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  2. Love it...that looks so cute. Great job on piecing these tiny pieces.

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  3. So cute! Paper piecing is so fun.

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  4. He is a cutie. What will he become?

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  5. How adorable... and impressive. I attempted paper piecing something the other day. It was a complete disaster. Can you recommend any good tutorials on the process?

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  6. Darling! I seriously need to learn to paper piece!

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  7. Your hedgehog is adorable!

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  8. that is an adorable hedgehog! I think when you've done a bit of paper piecing, the instructions aren't necessary

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  9. Paper piecing is fun-tedious sometimes with small pieces, but the accuracy is awesome! You did wonderful!!

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  10. Cute! I made this guy as well as a Christmas gift pot holder, then I couldn't give him up! haha. Nice job putting it together!

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  11. Adorable. And that's a lot of pieces! You ramped the difficulty up exponentially. Great job.

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  12. Great little hedgehog! There are so many great hedgehog fabrics floating around the fabric world these days, he'd have lots of company in my stash! :)

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  13. He is so cute! {I've been spying that little guy for quite a while too} Good job...I recently tried my first paper piecing blocks so I know how you feel.

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  14. I was admiring that little hedgehog design, too! But made a bee block for my first (and only) attempt at PP. He sure is a cutie! Maybe a little pillow? or frame him without quilting behind glass?

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  15. I have a little hedgehog pattern I haven't attempted yet. xxoo chicklet!

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  16. Adorable hedgehog- extra impressive without the instructions!

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  17. Adorable. I love the possibilities of paper piecing. So much fun.

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  18. so so cute, love him. I want to expand my paper piecing knowledge, but he is a little out of my realm for now.

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  19. He is adorable. If you know anyone that can embroidery have then give him a french knot eye.

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