MARCH 14, 2024 HAPPY PI DAY!
This is a special post for me as it also happens to be my birthday! Oh, and Happy Birthday to all the other March babies!

Is your stash starting to expand and invading other areas than your sewing studio? Are your muffin bins topped and about to explode at any minute? 

Do you feel overwhelmed? Not sure how to use it or what to do with it, and almost to the point of giving it away? I feel that way too, at times!  Not to worry! I believe I have a cure for this common ailment. Let’s bust our scraps, especially those little pieces that seem to multiply when your back is turned.

Each Thursday I will find some patterns that will deal with the little pieces and even some of the larger and odd pieces that we all tend to accumulate.  Today, we are going to look at PI shaped quilts, especially Dresden Blades, as they are usually round.

Our first one is from Berry Birdy with a fun, small version of Dresden, called Micro Mini Dresden Sewing.  I can see that as a hand project for when traveling:

1.  (51) Micro Mini Dresden Sewing – YouTube

From Erica Arndt, a tutorial on How To Sew A Dresden Block:

2.  How To Sew a Dresden Plate Quilt Block // Tutorial (youtube.com)

And from Candy Grishman, Learn a New Curve Technique:

3.  Learn a New Curve Technique with Candy Grisham (youtube.com)

That is it for today and I will be back next Thursday!