I had wanted to move this project along with getting the sashings completed. Well, I went further and put the semi-flimsie together. I am working this differently from the original pattern. The large setting corners will have applique in them, so they are not attached as they are not finished yet. The I am adding two borders - this one will take a little longer to grow, but I love what I am seeing already.
This has been in my folder for a long time and I almost deleted it. The newest mini with Wendy Shephard's Bleecker Street QAL. I have too many large projects going, so I am using this lovely free pattern and Wendy's monthly QAL tips to make some cute minis.
No Feline Friday pics as the furkids have been in-out-in-out-napping who knows where. Bella is feeling so much better with the meds and our improving weather - we were starting to forget what the Sun looked like!
I will take the day to catch up on blocks and then the weekend I will be away for some family time - Happy Easter.
Sewingly Yours,
Sharon
Love your hexie flower baskets - it's so bright and cheery! Can't wait to see yhe corners you've designed. Glad to hear Bella is feeling better - I'm sure you feel better for it too.
ReplyDeletelove your flower pot quilt and glad that Bella feels better. those little minis are adorable that you are making too. Have a very Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI love those flower baskets and great for this time of year. Have a lovely Easter weekend with your family. Hugs, Susie x
ReplyDeleteLove your flower pots quilt. Can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteYour flower pot is beautiful! I love those HST's for sashing.
ReplyDeleteLove those flower pots and how you are setting them. It is worth the wait and effort:)
ReplyDeleteThose flowers look great and the HST sashing is perfect, you really moved it along. I hope you have a Happy Easter, enjoy the time away and have some sunshine to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteLove your hexi quilt! Inspiration for a doll quilt or baby quilt.
ReplyDeleteFirst, Happy, Happy Easter. Your quilts make us realize that there is a rebirth happening this spring. For some of us it is happening very fast. My japonica has already bloomed and all the blossoms are gone. It's the only plant that I have from my homestead. I love to see the lovely light orange blossoms and then I hate to see them leave. The bush has grown huge and needs to be pruned. I planted it so it would cover my gas meter. The flower/flower pot quilt is amazing. I love that you have taken what seemed like an overwhelming project and made it into fun mini quilts. Great idea! We signed my granddaughter up for P-K on Wednesday for next year. If she's accepted then I hope to find time for me to craft next year, too.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely. It is so nice that spring is really starting to show up, enjoy your family time this Easter weekend.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are wonderful. . . and you mentioned borders! I'm doubly impressed. LOL
ReplyDeleteI love all the eye candy you post.
This is a most adorable project in the 30's repros, Sharon. You must be excited to finish it up.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out beautifully! Great quilt!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is just charming--so cute! Glad Bella is feeling better--hard to see our little friends suffering. Have a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers made such a lovely top. Wendy trees look so cute as a mini. Enjoy your Easter weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe quilt top is really cute!
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