I was working on pinning my blue scrappy quilt and Al found a mistake... how did I not see it?! Well, I fixed it and am now quilting it :)
First quilt finish this year
This is the first finish of 2023! I wanted to get one of two "great niece " quilts finished. The top was made last year as part o...
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Oh Deb, I love the blue strippy quilt with that soft sage green border. Very pretty.
I need to make more blocks to finish my pink one, but things just keep getting in the way.
How big are your blocks?
Rebecca
These are 9" blocks... I have a 9-1/2" template so that makes cutting them square, very easy. Need any pink fabric for yours? LOL... I still have TONS of fabric scraps even after all these scrappy blocks
I love the blues in this quilt. It turned out very pretty.
Oh yes, save pink for me. I'm doing my block 6-1/2. Guess what I am using as my foundation ,used dryer sheets. I read somewhere they would be a great foundation, & so far I really like it. Makes the blocks a little lighter.
Lovely optical effects...I think more and more I am reverting to liking scrap quilts...the controlled colors of the last few decades are wonderful, but the feeling of old quilts was really the original draw for me. I saw 2 oldies in an antique store the other day and I could see the skirts and shirts and aprons of the farm. Quilts are story tellers...and now your husband further participated is this beauty's story.
Deb - that is so pretty! I don't see any mistakes from here...... maybe i need a closer look.... you better mail it to me when it's quilted so i can inspect it. LOL
Running and ducking.....
scraphappydenise....
Denise, check out the row closest to my windows..it looks zig zag instead of diamond... I put it on backwards. Fixed it though before I got it quilted ... THANKS TO AL :)
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