I've gotten sidetracked by a few things, but my June goal is slowly getting there. I was nearly finished appliqueing some blue star blocks when I decided to make it my June goal to turn them into a donation quilt. I started making nine-patches for the alternate blocks, but got tired of that, so I ended up making a second kind, too. Then somewhere along the way I realized I was using two different shades of gray. It's a scrappy quilt, though, right?
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I've been really struggling with Natalie's quilt. I started with one plan then changed to a different plan. Now I have come up with yet another plan. Actually, another step in the plan. Or something like that. I needed to do something interesting with the 3.5" squares I ended up with after all that cutting, re-sizing, and trimming. Maybe setting them on point, or putting sashing on two sides, or just about anything! I got to thinking about a quilt I made a while back with tilted string blocks. That quilt is one of my favorites. This ...
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Like many quilters, I love to make quilts for family members. The latest to receive a quilt is my niece Abby.
Abby is my youngest niece and she lives outside Chicago. She is also a college freshman and her quilt is going to college.
My other two nieces grew up five miles from me. I was blessed that they spent hours at my home being creative. They started sewing early on. If you search back through the blog, you’ll find photos of the work they did, from scrunchies to quilts.
When I started Abby’s quilt, I knew I ...
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