Hi y'all, just a quick interim post to let you know that I have a couple of guest posts coming up this week talking about the QAYG (quilt as you go) method they are going to use for this quilt. I will be posting about the method I am using later on in the week but only to tell you not to do it that way because I think I have probably chosen the worst way for the size of block we are making but am too far advanced now down this route to back track.
I will also be running briefly through how I am quilting this quilt but, given that I am remedial in quilting, I am afraid that the benefit of my wisdom is pretty limited. I am hoping to see a guest post from a much more experienced quilter which will be much more informative than my free motion kindergarten squiggles.
And so, because a post is not a post without a picture, here are two blocks Just made for Amy Badskirt in a new bee I rashly joined, when my bee diary was already slightly overflowing. I made the first one then had to make a second one as I hadn't followed the instructions properly and had done the first one wrong. Amy very kindly said she could probably still use the first one but I think she was being kind. Hadley Flying Rocket kindly pointed out that this one looks like a level crossing.
I will also be running briefly through how I am quilting this quilt but, given that I am remedial in quilting, I am afraid that the benefit of my wisdom is pretty limited. I am hoping to see a guest post from a much more experienced quilter which will be much more informative than my free motion kindergarten squiggles.
And so, because a post is not a post without a picture, here are two blocks Just made for Amy Badskirt in a new bee I rashly joined, when my bee diary was already slightly overflowing. I made the first one then had to make a second one as I hadn't followed the instructions properly and had done the first one wrong. Amy very kindly said she could probably still use the first one but I think she was being kind. Hadley Flying Rocket kindly pointed out that this one looks like a level crossing.
A beautiful level crossing all the same!!
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ReplyDeleteJust a beautiful mixture of fabrics. Love it.
Carol
i really like the block! What's it called? Is there a tutorial?
ReplyDeleteGreat and loving the colour combo. Kx
ReplyDeleteReally nice, especially love the colours in the second one!
ReplyDeleteGreat bee blocks - especially the second one, love the colours
ReplyDeleteOooh, I'd love to know how to make that! Love the blocks.
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing pieces of Lynne's bundle popping up! Looks good.
ReplyDeleteIs a level a railroad crossing? That's what the top one reminded me of and since I need to make one, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI just saw on flickr that there will be summer QAL of Amy's block! Your versions are lovely (of course!).
ReplyDeleteLove the blocks! Tutorial coming for those beauties?
ReplyDeleteOoh I have noticed you are back to your old ways of getting others to do the work for you. Memories of my difficult childhood sharing a room with you came flooding back.
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