“Hurry, Bella!” Alice shouted impatiently through the open passenger window.
I ran to the door and threw myself in, feeling as though I might as well be wearing a black stocking over my head.
“Sheesh, Alice,” I complained. “Could you pick a more conspicuous car to steal?”
The interior was black leather, and the windows were tinted dark. It felt safer inside, like nighttime.
Alice was already weaving, too fast, through the thick airport traffic—sliding through tiny spaces between the cars as I cringed and fumbled for my seat belt.
“The important question,” she corrected, “is whether I could have stolen a faster car, and I don't think so. I got lucky.”
“I'm sure that will be very comforting at the roadblock.”
She trilled a laugh. “Trust me, Bella. If anyone sets up a roadblock, it will be behind us.” She hit the gas then, as if to prove her point. –Bella Swan and Alice Cullen, New Moon, page 439–440
Alice's Porsche
Designed and pieced by Cat as part of our Give-to-Win Twilight Saga Charity Quilt.
From Cat
I designed this block previously for another Twilight Quilt and still love it so used it again for this one. I'm an engineer and asked a lot of my motor-head male colleagues what they thought of the design before going ahead with it. They all approved .
I found trying to get the right fabrics for this one was tricky enough, but trying to find the right buttons was also a challenge. In the end I used some buttons from my grandmother's old button tin for the wheels and I needed some help for the headlight buttons. And of course I had to use Fairy Frost somewhere in this block, because we all know that vampires sparkle!
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4 comments:
Cat, another of my favorite of your patterns. I love the fabrics you used (you know how much I love Fairy Frost) and the buttons are just perfect. Nicely done!
xo -E
Thanks Elizabeth. I think this block needed to be done in fairy frost at least once in it's life ;)
This block is great, Cat. The fabric choices are perfect, and what would we do without our gramother's button tins? Mine has been a godsend.
Beautiful block!
very neat car! I just noticed, and giggled - the front grill looks like vampire fangs. :D
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