I received a garbage bag full of hand pieced blocks. I have machine pieced the blocks together and have made 5 prayer quilts with them. Here is a sample.I LOVE bow tie quilts. It was one of the first quilts I ever made, and I had no idea what I was getting into. My first one had “y” seams and was a real challenge to make, so it was only … 
Can you stand me bragging one more time about our fabulous quilt? This link gives a little bet more background and some detail shots of the quilt. Check out Melissa’s blog:http://www.makingitsweet.com/2016/06/bobbin-buddies-win-1st-place-at-the-american-quilt-show/ My friendship quilting group called the Bobbin Buddies WON at Paducah! Watch the video link. custodia iphone 7 in vetro temperato CLICK HERE This is our Quilt Entry, the Balboa Park Conservatory. We won first place on it. custodia …
I didn’t know the name of these blocks, so I went to my Encyclopedia by Barbara Brackman, and sure enough, there it was! Then I did a Google search and found many, many variations on them. There were a few settings to choose from, but I settled on this one. custodia silicone iphone 6s originale These little blocks were hand pieced with brightly colored thread. custodia iphone 6 rosa antico …
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First of all, I need to correct the name of the orphan blocks I showed yesterday. They are NOT Ohio Stars, they are Sawtooth Stars. In searching images on the internet, I was particularly inspired by this one.I liked the layout, and I had most of the blocks already done. They were a bit of an odd size. They finished at 7 1/4″ square. The flying geese portion was 1 …
My friend, Sally, gave me a bag of orphan blocks (blocks that had no home because they were left over or not too pretty) for my birthday. I decided I needed to work on them right away, or they would be lost in my closet. I faced the challenge head-on. Here are a couple of the blocks she gifted me: There were a total of 31 blocks, equally as. . …
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What great fun it was to create these pajama eaters! My daughters and I crafted together a few days ago to create hand made gifts for nieces and nephews. Each monster has a unique look and were so much fun to play with. Can you imagine how much fun it would be to “feed” your monster pajamas in the morning? Or how about pulling them out of his tummy at …
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