They're both made of a hushabye layer cake and the snowballed with 3 inch squares in the corners of Kona bone. I made these for my daughter's 1st grade teacher who is expecting twin girls any day now. Just need to find a suitable backing color and I'll stipple them and send them off!
June 8, 2010
2 new tops
They're both made of a hushabye layer cake and the snowballed with 3 inch squares in the corners of Kona bone. I made these for my daughter's 1st grade teacher who is expecting twin girls any day now. Just need to find a suitable backing color and I'll stipple them and send them off!
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June 5, 2010
sch-weet!!!

1. Mini Quilt from Swap, 2. Spiderweb Mini Quilt, 3. Texture mini quilt for sewdeerlyloved, 4. heather ross mini quilt, 5. Colorful Tree Mini Quilt, 6. iPhone mini quilt teaser, 7. Cherry Berry Pie Mini Quilt, 8. mini mushroom and gnome quilt, 9. Heather Ross quilt swap for Suzanne (foofanagle), 10. Toadstool and a tiny mini quilt, 11. Mini Quilt in a Bag Swap, 12. Mini Quilt in a Bag Received Round 3, 13. Winter Time Mini Quilt Swap '10, 14. dresden mini, 15. quilting , 16. red and aqua, 17. Red and Aqua Flying Geese Pillow, 18. Alobsiger's gnomlette!, 19. Gnome Approved, 20. large family of gnomes lives here, 21. LOVE LOVE LOVE, 22. Summer Cherries DQS 7, 23. finished cherry quilt 002, 24. scrap quilt block 18, 25. Euro Bee Block for MonaW
*star sampler* block 1
What you will need:
Solid:
Print 1 (mine is fleur de lis):
Print 2 (mine is the dark color):
You're going to start by sewing your triangles from the 2nd print to your solid triangles. Make 4 of these. Press your seams toward the darker side or open if you prefer.
Next, you're going to add the pieces from the above step to the triangles from your first print. Make 4 of these. Press seam toward the print you just added or open.
Now arrange your block like so:
Stitch your rows up and press your seams toward the solid square on each row, this will make them nest nicely when you sew them. You can also press them open if you prefer. Your finished block will look like this:
Since all 16 blocks are going to be different you only need to make one! Block 2 will need a duplicate print, just so you're aware. I would save your favorite prints for block #3, it's pure awesome and would look awesome with all prints, you will need 2 duplicate squares for this block if you choose to do all prints, if not, just one duplicate will be needed!
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May 31, 2010
happy memorial day

May 28, 2010
bad blogger!
So that's what is happening at my house! I'll be back to quilty blogging shortly, I promise!
May 24, 2010
while i recover...
Oh, and my next post will detail what happens to your lawn when you let a 6 & 8 year old loose on your riding mower. I'm now the proud parent of lawn sculptors!
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