She also put this one together from the mockup you saw last month.
I wanted to show you the above so you can see the difference between the mockup and the actual quilt. The star on the left is made up of the actual diamonds that will go into the quilt. On the right is the mockup.
This is interesting too. The quilt on the left is the actual diamonds that will go into the quilt. The mockup is on the right. Notice in this quilt, the swirl is going a different direction from the mockup. That was accomplished by placing the diamonds in a different order when you put them together.
Above, Cathy watches as Vickie demonstrates how to put the New York Beauty block together.
I worked all day and managed to get one NYB arch put together. This really takes a lot more thought than I am used to.
Diana made one also. I love her fabrics!
The day wasn’t all work! We had some show-n-share too. Above Catherine shows us this beautiful star quilt that she made using the Tri-Recs ruler.
Catherine also showed us this darling bird appliqué that she was working on. She said it is a thank you gift for a friend.
Nancy showed us these lovely blocks that she was working on. The pattern is Strip Twist by G.E. Designs.
ON ANOTHER NOTE: Sew Mama Sew has a tutorial for a spring kaleidoscope pillow.
Until next time,
♥
Stay Calm! Stay Kind! Stay Positive!
Caroll
Until next time,
♥
Stay Calm! Stay Kind! Stay Positive!
Caroll
1 comment:
Those Lone Star Swirls are really impressive. Your New York Beauty block looks great! They do require a lot of concentration but are worth the effort.
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