For the next block, Cathy had some leftover purple fabric and I used it to set this block.
The last block I had to use orange. There was a touch of orange in some of the fabrics in previous blocks, so I thought it would work. The quilting is another story.
I decided to make a table runner and after sewing them together, I put it on the frame and started to quilt. After the first block I realized I had a problem. Something wasn't right, so I took the sandwich off the frame and smoothed out the back and proceeded to quilt the other blocks on the table top machine. I was so frustrated by the tine I finished the second block, I thought about just cutting everything up an making three separate blocks. However, I persisted, finished the quilting, only to discover nothing is flat. The sides ripple. I don't know what I did, but at least you can see what the blocks look like. Most of the settings in the book are not on point. I guess that is what I like about these blocks. Amy has an interesting grid method that she uses and provides us with several setting ideas. I hope you will want to join us in September for this fun BOM. Call the shop to register so we will be sure to have enough kits available for everyone.
ATTENTION:
- Also, coming in August is an In-Store Special Fat Quarter Day At the Attic Window Quilt Shop. Buy ten and get two free. Buy ten Batik fat quarters and get one free. Mark your calendar now for AUGUST 5 (one day only). You won't want to miss this.
- Bees In The Attic Bee Hive, Wednesday, July. 27
- Stacking Pop Up, Wednesday, July. 27 (right)
- Little Jewels Bag, Thursday, July 28
- Lighthouse Quilt Guild "My Michigan" quilt show, July 29 & 30, at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Grand Haven, MI
Be sure to check the check the calendar on the sidebar for happenings this week at the Attic Window Quilt Shop.
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
- Quilted Blooms has a tutorial for a Blue Christmas machine applique pillow.
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1 comment:
Love love the blocks!
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