Marie, who doesn't have a blog, sent me a photo of a quilt she just finished, and when I asked her, she gave me permission to post a photo here. She said the blocks were made from batik scraps, and the pinwheels were made using a folded method. The cut-off parts are used in the border.
Nice, isn't it?!
I spent Saturday with my stitchery friends and worked on the May wool sheep blanket--it's finished!
And remember I said I felt I might need to work on a different scrappy project soon? Well, when I came home Saturday night, I headed into the Sweat Shop to play with some patriotic star blocks. These measure 4-1/2" unfinished and may eventually grow up to be a wallhanging or tabletopper. Too soon to tell, though!
It's Saturday night--not quite Sunday yet, but it will be in a few minutes. The first thing I'm planning for Mothers' Day is to sleep in! I hope you have a wonderful day, in whatever manner you spend it--happy Mothers' Day!
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ReplyDeleteVery pretty blocks. I like the way you combine colors. And a very pretty quilt Marie stitched.
ReplyDeleteI still really like those first blocks! That is going to be an amazing quilt. I'm intrigued to see more of the Patriotic project, LOL!
ReplyDeleteMaria's quilt is beautiful! I love how she kept the colors together in her border. And I also love your patriotic stars. Happy Mother's Day, Kim! Florence
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE the colors in your scrappy blocks--so bright and cheery!
ReplyDeleteI really like your blocks, nicely done. What kind of quilt are you going to use the top grouping? They are a wild combination!
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