Today I played with some gingham plaids again for the "Stars In A Time Warp" sew along over at Barbara Brackman's Civil War Quilts blog.
These will lend such a lovely note of authenticity as they are sprinkled throughout my quilt.
Just one more!
I made up a few 4-Patches and HST's in the 4½" unfinished size just for stocking up my units larder for swapping and for my Scrappy Jacob's Ladder blocks, too.
Not to be left out are the sashing-to-blocks-to-rows sequence for Grand Illusion by Bonnie K. Hunter.
So far, I have two rows done, and I'm pleased with the way that they are matching up quite nicely!
As for the 3 or 4 inches of snow that fell last night, only Miss Emma Lynne thought it was fun, the rest of us groaned, LOL!
Happy stitching!
These will lend such a lovely note of authenticity as they are sprinkled throughout my quilt.
Just one more!
I made up a few 4-Patches and HST's in the 4½" unfinished size just for stocking up my units larder for swapping and for my Scrappy Jacob's Ladder blocks, too.
Not to be left out are the sashing-to-blocks-to-rows sequence for Grand Illusion by Bonnie K. Hunter.
So far, I have two rows done, and I'm pleased with the way that they are matching up quite nicely!
As for the 3 or 4 inches of snow that fell last night, only Miss Emma Lynne thought it was fun, the rest of us groaned, LOL!
Happy stitching!
3 comments:
Wow you have been busy. bummer about the snow but is makes good sewing weather. Hope you get lots more blocks sewn before it melts.
Ah yes, the winter that will not quit! On the bright side, I think I spy some leaf buds on the branch in the foreground.
You are really cranking out those stars! You will have a king size quilt before you know it! I love the color scheme of your Grand Illusion. Very unusual combinations that look perfect together.
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