Put your foot down 321

Put your foot down 321 is a weekly linky party every Thursday. Stop by and share your WIP’s, UFO’s, finishes, or any fiber arts projects. Thank you all for returning each week and sharing your projects.

Whats under my foot

The quilt for next months blog hop is complete and I have been working on new flower blocks. The flower blocks will pair with the rose I recently shared or can be used as stand alone blocks. More on that soon.

Trying a new logo to see how it feels. The purple machine with flowers seems to be popular with quilters because I have been seeing variations pop up on IG. A logo should be unqueI think, this is a pretty unique logo. What do you think?

Your shares from Put your foot down 320

Signs of a Happy Quilter shared part 6 of Lupines and Laughter.

Anne-Marie of Stories From the Sewing Room shared her daughter’s WIP. It is a FPP snake, very interesting.

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  1. I like your new logo but would suggest something with geese to reflect “for the love of geese”… whether flying geese blocks as a frame to the logo or an actual goose (maybe holding a needle & thread?). 😉 Just my thoughts.

    Thanks for the chance to share in your linky party.

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