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Hello everyone, from a very rainy and foggy Baltimore. I could barely see outside this morning. At least it's warm. We had record highs this week, which I can't say I enjoyed, but the sunshine felt great. Everything outside seems on the verge of growing out of control, too. So now it's the weekend, and of course the rain is here to help all those plants.
Long ago, I participated in a star swap with Barb Vedder. It used black and white prints in the center and solids for the stars. They came out lovely. I made some extra. And then they sat until I figured out what to do with them to make a quilt.
Adding another row of flying geese all around, making a star within a star, looked appealing to me. I had to scrounge to find enough different solids. I make my Flying Geese with the Easy Angle and the Companion Ruler. If I cut right, no trimming, YAY!
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Merry Christmas! I have 3 Inklingoable Christmas quilt designs for you, with 5-pointed stars, Ribbon Flowers and Dresden Plates. XXX Annika Continue reading
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Well, it’s been a while, but I promised you more quilt designs with Inklingo Fivepointed Stars blocks, a bit folksy this time. These are all 10 inch [25,4 cm.] blocks. The sashings are 2 inch [5 cm.] You can use … Continue reading
read moreI promised you more quilt designs with the latest Inklingo shape collection, the 4″ Five Point Star blocks. Today I am showing you two designs which have a more modern look than the previous designs, which look more traditional / … Continue reading
read moreThee more quilt designs with Inklingo's Five Pointed Star blocks, this time combined with good old simple five patch blocks. XXX Annika Continue reading
read more1 quilt design with Inklingo's latest shape collection, 4 inch 5 pointed stars. XXX Annika Continue reading
read moreI fell in love with this quilt while rebinding it and patching a few torn pieces.
It's a great set of blocks, each one different, totally fun.
The colors are some of my favorites. I've always particularly liked combinations of purples and greens. And now I find that the combination of the teal-turquoise with purples is just as wonderful. I also enjoy the use of blue thread to quilt, even in the light background pieces.
The owner's aunt made it for her.
Here are some close-ups of the blocks. (Hint - the ones in the final photo are ...
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3 Circling Swallows quilt designs with striped fabrics - XXX Annika Continue reading
read moreHello, friends! I’m so happy today to be able to share my brand-new Delight Vintage Star Quilt which is a fun and scrappy Fat Eighth quilt. This pattern also works beautifully with fat quarters or your favorite scrap bin fabrics. Delight Vintage Star Quilt | Fat Eighth Quilt Delight Star Quilt Details The Delight quilt […]
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read moreWe are going to try this again for my one monthly goal at Elm street quilts. I have filled in the blank spots and squared the EPP for this little handsewn quilt. I want to iron all the edges out ( they are still wrapped around the paper templates), and starch it before I trim it. Then, I will add a border, and quilt it. I used this as my goal for May but, didn't finish it.
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Stash report July 3, 2022
fabric added: 0 yards
fabric added year to date: 60 3/4 yards
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