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Here is my double four patch laid out as I pieced the blocks together. Up close it looked like a jumble.... We were thinking the lights should have been more light all the way through. Trying to get some good lighting. I plan on adding a border. I like it because it was a friendship swap, not because I love the layout. Thanks Kevin and Kathy!! My first project was Almost Amish, our fall quiltalong. I'll baste it and quilt it over the next few months. This came straight from my solid bin. I recommend use what you have! (if you have it) Green, white, light brown (photo looks gray), maroon, black and blue. We will share our string quilts with linky on Monday July 1st. This is Kathy's "trash" bin for doggy beds. I made a few string blocks and didn't even have to get into her stash- just the trash! LOL I do have my complete Not Spencer Quilt Museum and we will share those on Wednesday July 3. Let me know if you are ready and I'll link to your blog! I asked guild members to bring antique or vintage tops or quilt to share. It goes along nicely with the lecture and is such a good way for people to share their treasures with their friends. (and me!) Donna shared a few quilts but brought more to the house Tuesday morning. I really want to share these two with you all. The note attached to this said they thought this was a practice quilt for a wedding quilt. Take a close look at that tiny quilting!! It was beautiful!! The quilting was so lovely. This was the wedding quilt that she practiced for. The setting is the same, but she changed the quilting pattern. I love this fabric!! How beautiful is this cable quilting?? The same tiny beautiful stitches. This was only 2 of the family quilts she brought over to share. Loved them all!!! I hope you all have a wonderful weekend! See you Monday with your string quilts!
I started piecing my blocks for our precut challenge yesterday …this month’s challenge is Jelly Rolls which is always a fun one for me … but I didn’t think it through before I started sewing and decided pretty quickly it wasn’t working for me so I switched plans and pieced framed 9 patch blocks. I’ve…
We're still crazy about two formidable sampler quilts: the 1863 quilt by Jane A. Blakely Stickle, and the 1870's quilt by Salinda W. Rupp. ...
August and September saw me travelling to New Zealand and Norway. I so enjoyed both of these amazingly beautiful countries. Today I will pop...
We all have scraps lurking somewhere - some in neatly organized piles, or bags, or baskets or boxes, others in strings or slyly skulking in ...
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Pink O's (photo: Barry Norris Studio)
A tutorial on how to make holes in a quilt for a reverse appliqué effect
A friend came over this week to sew and this is what I worked on. This quilt was inspired by a Schnibbles quilt. I used my own dimensi...
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Block 22 designed by Amy Smart: Goose on the Loose http://lapoesiedescouleurs.blogspot.fr/
Looking back on things, I chose the perfect time to make a scrappy quilt. Sewing together 2 1/2" squares in a somewhat random way is ...
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Each of these girls helped make the string blocks on this quilt. It will be donated to the Greenwood Mennonite School Festival on Nov. 7, 2...
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