Here are the projects I am working on today. First is a wall hanging I made of wild and goosey 3 and a half inch paper pieced blocks. I arranged them into this design, bordering groups of four, and adding middle cornerstones and square in a square blocks. All that is needed is binding.
And the second is the beginning of the log cabin quilt along. These are the first 2 blocks for week 1 of the expected 16. The pattern from Kim Diehl's pattern in Simple Appeal. I need to get started on the applique. This is mostly old Thimbleberries fabrics, nice rich colors.
I love your Wild and Goosey quilt. Your setting is wonderful! I've made the log cabin quilt you are starting and loved it. It was given to an organization for a silent auction item. Happy 2017!
ReplyDeleteThe log cabin blocks with 9-patch centers are really neat. I've never seen that before! Love your wall hanging, too.
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My mind is spinning with all the possibilities using a log cabin block around another block. Time to take some notes!
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I saw a churn dash with a nine patch in the center, too. Also gives it a different look.
DeleteLove Kim Diehl's designs. The 9 patch center is great.
ReplyDeleteThe Wild and Goosey mini is gorgeous. I'm going to make that block as my next leaders and enders project.
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