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And another block laid out, ready to assemble by the sewing machine. Only one more block to make after this one.
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This week I worked on making more blocks for the Old Mill Pond quilt pattern. There are 18 blocks in this quilt and several outer borders. I put the blocks I have (15) on the design wall, as I was anxious to see what they looked like all together. I like it so far. I am using available indigos and greens from my stash, and using neutrals from my stash too. It feels good to use some fabrics from my own “shop” and whittle down my extensive fabric collection.
Here is a progress picture. Three more blocks ...
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This week, I made some progress on the replica of the Jane Austen coverlet. Here are pictures of the design wall today:
This first picture shows the three rows that include the center medallion. The top of the three rows above the medallion are finished and have been attached to the medallion, and the arrow penciled in shows where the three rows that need to be finished will then be attached below the center medallion.
The two longer rows on the left of the picture are the longer rows to attach next, after the three medallion rows ... read more
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I think once the center threerows with the medallion are together, the rest of the quilt should be an easy assembly.
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Most of you know that I’m 83 years old, and this past few weeks have been filled with sad/yet comforting events in the lives of people in my age bracket. We are in the season of end of life gatherings, seeing lots of family, receiving and giving lots of hugs, laughter, and tears. I mentioned recently a recent family funeral for our brother-in-law, and now have two upcoming funerals-one for DH’s wonderful sister, Pat, who passed away yesterday………..and one this coming Saturday for a beloved niece The gathering of family is such a ...
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Let’s start off with the wildlife I’ve seen this week. We usually see some animals each week, but this week was full of animals. For example, today we visited DH’s home town in the middle of Michigan and saw 4 guinea hens by the road. Here is what they look like:
We were not near any houses, but they must belong to someone, as I looked them up, and they are not native to America. They sure were pretty. Interesting fact I learned from the internet……the male makes a one syllable sound similar ...
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We had a busy week with a family funeral and daughter flying in to be with us. Our brother-in-law was 88, almost 89, and our family is grieving and remembering what a great man he was.
While our daughter is visiting, we are sewing together. She shopped my stash and found a pretty fabric for a lining to a purse she crocheted.
Here are pictures of the project, two pictures of the purse, and one of the lining fabric:
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This week I worked on piecing blocks for the new project that I’m working on. It’s a Pam Buda pattern called Old Mill Pond. I found out that even though I had the right sized pieces in all the right places, the colors in my block weren’t like the instructions. I haven’t made a green and blue quilt before, and am experimenting with which greens and which blues in my stash are going to be used together. But this block is ready for assembly, with the greens in the correct places, and the ...
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This week I am starting a new project. My friend Joan Brink and I are each starting a pattern called Old Mill Pond, a Vintage Stitches pattern by Heartspun Quilts. Joan had bought a kit of the fabrics and the pattern and when she showed me the project, I bought the pattern to make it also. I am using my stash fabrics, and there are 18 blocks to make. Here is the pattern and my first two blocks:
I decided to use indigos and greens for this one, and am liking it so far. Here is the ... read more
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