Thursday, July 1, 2021
It's Slowly Coming Along
The 1 1/2" squares are gradually turning into quilt blocks with sashing. I think I'll keep adding more rows until it's big enough to put on the back of the couch. There hasn't been much time to sew lately, we've been running off on camping trips and going out in the kayak on different lakes. May as well enjoy summer while it lasts.
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Thermos Bag By Linda H.
Linda has been making Thermos bags for her friends. She measures each Thermos and makes the bag to fit. What a great idea!
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I made this "Crazy Eights" quilt from my never diminishing bucket of 2 1/2" squares. The pattern came from Fons and Porter... -
Another donation quilt for our guild's project is completed. The pattern came from the Big Book of Scrappy Quilts. The name of it is &qu...
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In 1999, quilters from all over the world were trading 2 1/2 inch squares of fabric to make Y2K quilts. The goal was to have 2000 different... -
I made this Trip Around The World quilt for my brother in 1989. He asked if I could put a new binding on it, the edges were getting tattered... -
Lindsay made some robes for us when they were here for a visit. We drafted them to our own measurements using the tutorial in the February e... -
Linda finished "Blue Skies" a few weeks ago. The pattern was "Cloudgazing" from McCalls Quick Quilts, December-January 2... -
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I just finished sewing the victory lap on this quilt top (stitching around the edge to secure the seams). I started the blocks for this one ...
3 comments:
Definitely enjoy summer while you can. Winter comes too fast and there will be plenty of time to sew.
That's going to be a nice impressive quilt, and so cozy. Yup, enjoy the summer, you can remember the heat in the winter when it's so cold, but you'll also have a nice quilt to remind you too.
My sister had a suggestion for completing this quilt top. I have the third row of blocks attached but now that I'm home I'm not keen on working with the tiny 1 1/2" squares. Linda said that an outer border of different blocks would work. It sounds good to me :)
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