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Sunday, May 28, 2017

Monday Making

I spent some time making little half square triangles last night.
This week I hope to make a few more of these blocks
for a quilting guild exchange.

The pressure is ON when making blocks for quilters!!
:)

As you can see....
I'm using super OLD fabric.
The past couple of years I've been trying
to use ONLY what I already possess.

I possess a LOT.

Thankfully...
my LOVE is scrap quilting....
so it works.

What are YOU making???


9 comments:

  1. Those are great blocks. Any fabric would work with those.

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  2. Bet it feels really good to move the older fabric into such pretty finished blocks.

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  3. Cute blocks, perfect for using up fabric from stash!

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  4. I think your blocks look adorable, very VINTAGE -- not "old!" I don't even try to make rules for myself about fabric shopping. I feel bad enough when I break my self-imposed rules about more exercise and less Ben & Jerry's ice cream... ;-)

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  5. LOL! I'm making HSTs, too, and like you, it doesn't seem that the stash is much diminished. But I'm having fun!

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  6. Great blocks... yep -- I too try to use what I possess but I just went some what wild in Lancaster county so I'v got some new fabrics to play with.

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  7. Hi Beth, I know you make lots of quilts for charity. I intend to make some quilts for children in need. At present I back my kids quilts with polar fleece, as it is warm and snuggly. Is this the way to go or should I enclose the polar fleece and use cotton or flannelette for the backing? Just wondering and I value your experienced opinion. Many thanks Jo

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    1. I know I LIKE those soft polar fleece backings...and I bet the children will too! I think you're on the RIGHT track! Lucky kids! :)

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    2. Many thanks Beth. I will do polar fleece. I have decided to start with strip quilts... I have miles of 2", 21/2" and 3" strips. Random selection....I will cut squares and join them with a feature solid colour then strips of the same or a different solid colour to join it all together. I made one like thins for my husband last year using red and black and it worked well ..... "sew" off I go. Again many thanks. LOVE your blog. You are inspirational. Cheers Jo

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