Hi everyone! As you can see, Jennifer and I are running a bit behind this week. We've decided to cut our losses and declare this a "catch up" week...for us and, if you're quilting along with us, for you.
This means no giveaway this week but that doesn't have to keep us from chatting. I'd love to know: what projects are you working on these days? Link to pictures or blog posts if you have them.
I'm finishing up the last few Mod projects and cutting fabric for two new quilts and making raw edge applique throw pillows.
And if you haven't been to the flickr pool in a while, check it out!
There's a beautiful finished quilt using round 1 blocks.
And lots of new blocks: Corner Star, Eight Hands Around, Amish Diamond, The Dandy, Quatrefoil and a grouping of four blocks in a color scheme that is, in my opinion, quite striking!
We'll be back on Monday with our next block tutorial. Stay tuned...
Showing posts with label amish diamond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amish diamond. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Monday, November 23, 2009
Amish Diamond
I think it's stunning! It looks great with a black background... perhaps I should set all the blocks in black!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Amish Diamond
Oh my gosh, check out Lisa's new Amish Diamond Block:
I LOVE how she used fussy cutting and directional prints to take this block to a new level! I also can't get enough of those colors! Lisa is working out 6" versions of these blocks which makes them truly tiny! I love truly tiny things!
It looks like almost everyone is keeping up with our rapid quilt-along pace. I'm so excited about that and Jen and I are really, really happy that you guys are quilting along with us. It's so nice to have a group of people who can keep each other going, keep each other inspired to make the next awesome block. Thank you for joining us in this experiment!
Also, in case you were wondering: our block tutorials will finish up in early December which means that ambitious quilters can have a finished quilt by the holidays or end of the year. I'm looking forward to spending some snowy evenings binding my quilt. It's my favorite part about quilting!
What's your favorite part of the quilting process?
I LOVE how she used fussy cutting and directional prints to take this block to a new level! I also can't get enough of those colors! Lisa is working out 6" versions of these blocks which makes them truly tiny! I love truly tiny things!
It looks like almost everyone is keeping up with our rapid quilt-along pace. I'm so excited about that and Jen and I are really, really happy that you guys are quilting along with us. It's so nice to have a group of people who can keep each other going, keep each other inspired to make the next awesome block. Thank you for joining us in this experiment!
Also, in case you were wondering: our block tutorials will finish up in early December which means that ambitious quilters can have a finished quilt by the holidays or end of the year. I'm looking forward to spending some snowy evenings binding my quilt. It's my favorite part about quilting!
What's your favorite part of the quilting process?
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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