Friday, February 17, 2012
Word Verification
Pat
Thursday, February 16, 2012
A change of Heart
After turning my first Lily Rosenberry block on its side, the way it will be set, I have decided that it isn't that bad. Perhaps when I finish the others I will decide differently, but for now it is a go.
The background doesn't show up, but it is a light tone on tone from Mary's Blenders by Moda.
Being like most quilters, I have more than one project in the works. This is a hand piecing project. The blocks are 3 inch finished. I made my templates out of template plastic and I find if I use my 18m rotary cutter I can cut around them. The pieces are small enough that I can just use the dots to piece them together. This was started with a doll size quilt in mind but after making a few I found out just how fun they are to make, and I may make more but not the 810 blocks that the antique quilt has. They are sooooo cute.:)) I will use a palette of pink and brown one of my favorite combinations.
Until next time.
Pat
Monday, February 13, 2012
New Fabrics
I appliqued my first Lily Rosenberry Block and I was not pleased with it so I am starting over. My layover slipped and it was not real symmetrical. Not a real good start for 2012.
But I did take advantage of Reproduction Fabrics Superbowl Sale and purchased these fabrics for stash enhancement.
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How has your year started?
Until next time
Pat
Thursday, January 12, 2012
The 2012 Calendar
I can't believe that it has been so long since I have posted anything. But that could be because there hasn't been much done lately. But I plan to have a productive year 2012.
I just finished this quilt that was started in 2011 and just recently quilted. I had never seen a Burgoyne Surrounded done scrappy before but I do like the look. Have you?
I have hopes of completing the tops of these quilts in 2012.
First I am about to start Lily Rosenberry by Sue Garman here are the fabrics I have chosen. The urn will be fussy cut with the print. Windows Live is giving me trouble but you can see the pattern here. http://www.quakertownquilts.com/patterns/sue-garman.html?p=3 I plan to make the four block version.
The background is a tone on tone from Windham Fabrics called Mary's Blenders.
Then I want to make this quilt that I have been collecting fabrics for. It is in the Quilts of Virginia book.
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Then lastly but not least I want to make Ballaarat Beauties by Michelle Yeo. I have always wanted to do a Mariner's Compass quilt. I guess I could say that 2012 will be a year of circular blocks. Do you have plans for 2012 on your calendar? I know that this sounds very ambitious for one year, but I am going to try really hard to accomplish these plans.
Until next time.
Pat