In my last post I said I was starting a new applique project. My friend Karen at Log Cabin Quilter emailed me and said she was intrigued. You see we have found that we have very similar tastes in projects and we both have many of the same patterns.
The first 7 block patterns (plus fabric) for this quilt. I drew it up on graph paper to figure out the size of the missing blocks. I figured when I got time I would try and design blocks to go in the spots for the missing 4 blocks. Well low and behold while checking patterns on eBay again I came across the missing patterns. So I decided it was time to start this one.
Now back to Karen. When I told her I working on this quilt she said she would like to join in. We are both big fan's of Linda Brannock. So starting today we are going to share our blocks with everyone on the 15th and 30th of each month until we are done with all 11 blocks. I plan on making the half square triangles every now and again but won't add them until all the blocks are done. I hope you enjoy our journey and if you have the patterns you are welcome to join in on our fun.
Here is my Block A.
Be sure to stop by and see Karen's Block A.
Thanks for stopping by. We'll see you on the 30th for Block B
This project of mine started a while back I was checking out patterns on eBay and came across....
The first 7 block patterns (plus fabric) for this quilt. I drew it up on graph paper to figure out the size of the missing blocks. I figured when I got time I would try and design blocks to go in the spots for the missing 4 blocks. Well low and behold while checking patterns on eBay again I came across the missing patterns. So I decided it was time to start this one.
Now back to Karen. When I told her I working on this quilt she said she would like to join in. We are both big fan's of Linda Brannock. So starting today we are going to share our blocks with everyone on the 15th and 30th of each month until we are done with all 11 blocks. I plan on making the half square triangles every now and again but won't add them until all the blocks are done. I hope you enjoy our journey and if you have the patterns you are welcome to join in on our fun.
Here is my Block A.
Thanks for stopping by. We'll see you on the 30th for Block B
Hugs, Cathy
That is SO adorable - I'm looking forward to seeing your progress on this!
ReplyDeleteOh yes. We have rather similar choices for our fabrics for not having discussed anything about it. Well done, Cathy.
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!!! It will be great to follow you two on your journey.
ReplyDeleteCathy bonito bloque,
ReplyDeleteme encantan los diseños de Linda Brannock.
estaré atenta a las publicaciones tuyas y de Karen
funny how both of you made blocks similarly--;))) great minds and all that...
ReplyDeleteyour block is lovely--that is a super pretty pattern...hugs, Julierose
This is going to be fun to watch--love the blocks!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt will be fun to follow the two of you on your progress with this quilt. You made a great start. I really like your block--pretty flowers. : )
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet block Cathy!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to following you and Karen on this quilt journey!
Lovely! I did mine in wool.
ReplyDeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteYou must also have very similar stash fabrics.
I remember those patterns. I had a few of them once upon a time. It will be fun to watch both you and Karen make this quilt.
ReplyDeletewhat a fun pattern! Have fun and I'll enjoy watching your progress
ReplyDeleteLovely block Cathy, will be interesting to see the differences and common ideas of how you two build your blocks!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice; I'm quite taken with this project!
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