Katie and Daisy asked if anyone was interested in doing a F*ck Block swap, similar to the one that resulted in this awesome quilt.
Origin of this quilt is from the Completely Cauchy blog -
she is fabulous, I highly recommend you check her work out.
I said, why the eff not? Yes, it's a crude, ugly word. Yes I use it. Often in my head. Particularly while driving or sewing difficult parts of a quilt. Never around my kids, although I have thought it in relation to this book.
If you haven't read this book, run don't walk, to your local bookstore,
and take the 2 minutes it takes to do so. Get ready to die laughing.
It is fabulous - especially if you've "been there!"
Yes please.
So there are 5 of us doing this round, making 1 F*ck block to send to each. I thought about various ways to make my block, and in the end decided to do a little scrappy paper piecing of the letters. Not sure which way I should lay the word out though....what do you think?
This way:
Or this way:
CGM
Hee!!! Love them so much!! I can't wait to see the variations of blocks we'll all have for our quilts. Round two should be fun! I have one more block to do before I'm ready to mail.
ReplyDeleteThe best part of that sleep book is that Samuel L Jackson reads the audiobook. It is priceless!
ReplyDeleteI am excited to see our first round put together! Nice work, Tanesha!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is too funny for words, I love it!
ReplyDeletePersonally I'd put the letters in a single line, I think it has more impact that way, but wtf do I know ;D ;D
I agree with Christine, I think one line is more effective! Oh, and btw I just bought the same orange flower Jennifer Paganelli fabric at her Christmas sale :)) Love!
ReplyDeletelol, i'm new to your blog...i arrived here after reading carrie's post about her dirty secrets. anyway, i love this quilt but thought you might be interested in variations on the word used to get around FCC fines on t.v.
ReplyDeleteSci-fi show Farscape used the word 'frell' as a substitute. Sci-fi show Battlestar Gallactica used the word 'frac' as a substitute. Both words are used regularly in our household. ;p