This is my version of Lori Holt's Red Sampler quilt! I followed along as best as I could, but then took a turn along the way ..... added an applique sashing and ..... well, my version turned out so different than hers. I love her version, but love my version too.
While photos were being taken, my next-door neighbour came out and admired my quilt and gave me a few hand claps! I'll take that as a compliment, but she could have been swatting at the black flies. It is the start of black fly season and they can be ... read more- red sampler
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There are only have a few more days left this month to get the binding done on my April challenge quilt! This is the home stretch. After this, there will be a sleeve and a label to add to complete the challenge.
Much progress has been made on my "Dilly Flower".Everything right of the zig-zag line is completed. All the flowers that have the pink paper on them means that the background hexie has been prepped but not sewn together. A bit more cutting and basting on the other flowers are still to be done, but I'm so ... read more
My "Red Sampler" is now a top! So thrilled how it turned out. I did take some liberties with the blocks and substituted some of the 6" blocks. Thank you, Lori Holt from Bee In My Bonnet for having this quilt-along.
I'm still itching to continue using up my red stash and there just might be a new project in the works. LOLWell, I'm not going to wait any longer. All my blocks that I want to do are now done. Any more blocks can go on the backing. There are a few misfits because of fabric chosen and they will be perfect there. Sewing of the rows has commenced and I will be happy to finally have this project as a top and off my design wall.
My "I may have started a new project" is working and this is my cottage project for now. The bottom row has all the circles appliqued on.The summer heat has finally arrived ... read more
All the applique sashings are now done! Yippee!
Just three big blocks and four smaller blocks and this top will be done.
Here are a few close-ups of my border blocks. Rail fence blocks beside the sashings and the same fabric beside the smaller blocks.In the corners are sixteen patch blocks.
Altogether, I'm very pleased with my version and I did take some liberties with the blocks!
This is where my project is at! Borders are almost done! A few more blocks have been added to the center. This is where I choose which blocks to do as my quilt will not have all of them. More sashings have been done. Another 3 weeks or so and then this top can be assembled.
Today, hubby and I will be putting up my red/neutral quilts. My plan is for this coming February and June, all my red quilts will be ready for display. So, I best get cracking with finishing up four tops that have been hanging ... read moreWork is progressing on my version of Bee In My Bonnet's "Red Sampler" and I'm quite pleased with how it is coming along. The sashings give it an entirely different look.
Some of my days are being spent at our cottage and a lot of sewing has not been done. You know, those lazy, crazy days of summer! In between sessions of sitting on the porch and watching the hummingbirds, the otters in the lake, a huge buck deer on the other side of the lake, and one lone baby bunny, my sister and I have been doing ... read more
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