Sunbonnet Sue Quilt pattern in Japanese
This pattern is for the quilt 'Sunbonnet Sue and het Beloved Animal Friends'. It consists 12 blocks, one for each month of the year, as wel as a bonusblock "Merry Christmas" and 16 extra figures for in between the sashings. It was originally published as a BOM (Block Of the Month) on my Facebook page, but this document brings the entire pattern together. The document consists out of a comprehensive description, detailed pictures and patterns for all the blocks as well as for the extra figures. All text is in English. In my listings there are also patterns available for the 4 quarters of the year and the bonus block separately.
"Sunbonnet Babies Molly and May" Author Eulalie Osgood Grover/ Illustrator Bertha Corbett Melcher I took the liberty to trace the pattern from her art work as it is - like many of the gorgeous pattern used in vintage Redwork - in the public domain. If you are interested in a little bit of history about Sunbonnet Sue and Bertha Corbett Melcher's got to www.sunbonnetsue.com/suehistory.html
I am so excited to have finished this project. It's been in the works for at least 2-3 years now. I can't really say it was a UFO, because it never got started. It was more like a PIGS (project in grocery sack)! I just kept collecting and collecting fabrics! With the Nancy Drew blog hop over, it came to the top of my "to-do" list again. Remember my "Get a Clue Sue" quilt. Well, Sue came from the International Sue book. Look familiar? Never has my sewing room looked like such a disaster, while creating this adorable quilt! At least, since I gave up paper scrapbooking! With so many fabrics in it, I had bits and pieces all over the place. I am so glad I hoarded those scraps over the years! LOL!! Here is a peak at the others... Kind of fun little ones aren't they? Each block is a 8"x10" square I chose to put mine together as a quilt as you go. My pile of batting scraps had started to grow out of control, and this was the best way to tame it. I also chose to use a variety of white and cream backgrounds. Since this really was a "use up those scraps" quilt. I even managed to just squeak out enough fabric for the front and the back from stash. Leftovers from projects of days past. So, I deem this my "freebie" quilt. Nothing purchased for it, and I have managed to de-stash a bit, which makes for a very happy quilter here! It makes me smile from ear to ear, every time I look at it! Hummm... Wonder which UFO or PIGS, I should start next???? :-)
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Picture of a pattern found in the Royal Neighbor back in the 1930's.
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I am so excited to have finished this project. It's been in the works for at least 2-3 years now. I can't really say it was a UFO, because it never got started. It was more like a PIGS (project in grocery sack)! I just kept collecting and collecting fabrics! With the Nancy Drew blog hop over, it came to the top of my "to-do" list again. Remember my "Get a Clue Sue" quilt. Well, Sue came from the International Sue book. Look familiar? Never has my sewing room looked like such a disaster, while creating this adorable quilt! At least, since I gave up paper scrapbooking! With so many fabrics in it, I had bits and pieces all over the place. I am so glad I hoarded those scraps over the years! LOL!! Here is a peak at the others... Kind of fun little ones aren't they? Each block is a 8"x10" square I chose to put mine together as a quilt as you go. My pile of batting scraps had started to grow out of control, and this was the best way to tame it. I also chose to use a variety of white and cream backgrounds. Since this really was a "use up those scraps" quilt. I even managed to just squeak out enough fabric for the front and the back from stash. Leftovers from projects of days past. So, I deem this my "freebie" quilt. Nothing purchased for it, and I have managed to de-stash a bit, which makes for a very happy quilter here! It makes me smile from ear to ear, every time I look at it! Hummm... Wonder which UFO or PIGS, I should start next???? :-)
Once again:... Original set uploaded at Clipartoon.com on March 2 And.. 15 days after... Set posted at designstitch on March 17, pretty similar huh? What a shame... Copying our character... So sad...
Use our Christmas bauble decorations printable to make these quick and easy Christmas tree decorations. They work with children of all ages (older children can do really pretty, intricate designs) and make an excellent group activity, too. Be sure to date and sign!
market pictures. Pie plate patterns Pie Plate Patterns the coral on was taught at quilt walk. Love the red and pink. I am usually one for color but I think this is one of my favorite quilts at market. I can't even figure out why. Just do.
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Creative Arts Blogger Michele Bilyeu shares her sewing, quilting, and crafting journey from Alaska to Oregon and back again.
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