Are you tired of my little Wren yet?  I promise this is the last of the posts on her.   She is all finished, washed, blocked and ready for her close-up.  See how she poses for the camera?

Techniques used were hand applique and embroidery, machine pieced and quilted.  No paint, colored pencils etc.  Just commercially available fabrics and thread.  Since I misplaced my colored pencils, they were never an option and in this case, I am glad.

I wish you could see her in the flesh because I think she turned out so cute, I am actually compelled to literally hold her.  For those of you in the Block Party Quilter’s Workshop, you will get to see and touch the Wren mini quilt for yourselves and I am anxious for you to!

My head is swimming with ideas to expand and create a multi-block quilt design based on this project.  Creative over drive of the brain always happens when I come up with new workshop projects.  However, I MUST finish Jason’s Pumpkin quilt after the workshops are concluded as he is becoming MOST impatient with me right now.  I think I can actually feel him giving me the evil eye at times.  LOL

This was a really fun project to work on and the Wren did come from my “Jason’s Pumpkin” design so I am all set to go on the Wrens when the time comes.  All of the coloration and  fabrics have been worked out for me already.  Always a bonus!

This concludes the Little Wren project, and I really hope you enjoyed it.