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The scalloped borders that make the heart shapes were a bit challenging to finish ... read more
I finally finished up my Log Cabin quilts. They are fun to make, and I have plans for more!
First, a very traditional brown/neutral one.
Brown Log Cabin 95" x 95" |
Brown Log Cabin (center detail) |
Brown Log Cabin (detail) |
Brown Log Cabin (detail) |
Brown Log Cabin (back and binding detail) |
For this quilt I used 1.5" strips (finished at 1"). The center red square is a constant fabric which I also used as binding. The back is a brown paint stroke print with a center panel of fruit and foliage (you can just see it in the ...
read more Hello all. I have bad news today, so if you don't like being brought down, go on ahead and come back another time. I won't be mad. I hate bad news, too, especially this kind.
My mother died this week. She had had a number of health problems over the years, and it all finally came to the point of no return. We're trying to be comforted by the fact that she is now beyond the pain and suffering she endured for years, but it's hard.
Maymont--A Bonnie Hunter design--80" x 92" |
Earlier this summer, I began Maymont, a design by Bonnie Hunter. That post is HERE.
This quilt is a hodge-podge of fun fabrics.
Maymont (fabric detail) |
Maymont (fabric detail) |
Maymont (fabric detail) |
I had so much fun re-visiting some of these fabrics! They make an overall impression, but when you look more closely there is much to find.
I backed it with a favorite floral--to me, these look like the painted roses in Alice. I was fortunate to have a binding fabric that complemented the backing--the shades of color are almost identical!
Maymont (backing ... |
Maymont is a Bonnie Hunter design. I've just started it as a new project.
Maymont by Bonnie Hunter |
So far, I've only made a couple of test blocks from scraps I had lying about, but I'm sewing strips now! :) I'm planning to make all the centers and cornerstones in red fabrics.
More to come . . .
Test Blocks for Maymont |
Happy Quilting!
read moreThis weekend was the first time in years that I went to an in-town quilting retreat. What a lot of fun
read moreHoly cow, folks, it's the end of April. On Sunday it will be May! How in the world did that happen? Plus, one day this week I got up and suddenly the whole world looked green. The leaves have popped on the trees and we have all kinds of shade again. Many of the trees are flowering now, too. Spring has definitely sprung.
It's almost the end of another month and time to report on April's RSC2022 progress. The color for April is pink, and even though pink is not very high on my favorite colors list, I've managed to find enough pink scraps to get my blocks made. Here are my Windmill and Sawtooth Star blocks.
I added a third monthly RSC project which I haven't mentioned before now. I want to use up as many scraps as I can in this challenge, so in January I found a stack of sixty red 2.5" by 4.5 ...
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