I decided to pull out a couple of set aside projects to take up to the lake to work on during the summer.
This is small quilt that I started last year. I saw a picture in Keepsake Quilting offering a kit in 30's fabrics. Since I had lots of 30's pieces leftover from a Dresden Plate Quilt that I pieced last year, I just drew up a pattern based on the picture.
The blocks are 6" - the finished quilt will be about 50 x 60". A nice large baby size.
This project is a pattern that I bought down in Myrtle Beach last March. I have cut out the 400+ black and white squares and made some of the blocks. Appliqued lots of little circles, etc.
Eventually I found out the pattern is a disappearing nine patch. A pattern I have never made before but is very popular with some of the gals in the Undercover Bee.
They use it a lot for donation quilts.
This is small quilt that I started last year. I saw a picture in Keepsake Quilting offering a kit in 30's fabrics. Since I had lots of 30's pieces leftover from a Dresden Plate Quilt that I pieced last year, I just drew up a pattern based on the picture.
Most of the components are made. I just needed to make the 32 white/print blocks. I made 10 today.
Will have to cut more of the white squares to finish the other 22. The blocks are 6" - the finished quilt will be about 50 x 60". A nice large baby size.
This project is a pattern that I bought down in Myrtle Beach last March. I have cut out the 400+ black and white squares and made some of the blocks. Appliqued lots of little circles, etc.
Eventually I found out the pattern is a disappearing nine patch. A pattern I have never made before but is very popular with some of the gals in the Undercover Bee.
They use it a lot for donation quilts.
This project went back in it's box. It will have to wait for another day.
I know no sewing will be done this weekend. Looks like we'll have some of the kids and grand kids.
I see lots of games and fun in my future! Eating too.
And of course, we'll go out on the lake Saturday evening to see the Fireworks!
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