Yes, this really is a quilting blog
I wandered up into the sewing room this evening and this is what happened. The green and purple fabrics jumped off the shelf and the Accuquilt GO drunkard’s path die made quick work of cutting the blocks.
I still need to move some blocks around, sew the blocks together, and decide what to do about a border but it felt good to be back in my sewing room.
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Love it!
Nice colors and I would not change one block placement. just sew them together.. looks god ..
That looks great! I have to say, I heartily approve of your colour choices!
Hope you have a wonderful New Year!
You make the Accuquilt projects looks so easy. Love the lay out.
Had to laugh, Mary! You are as ‘hooked’ as the rest of us, that is sure! I just finished 10 big quilts in time for Christmas, and my head is already filled with a dozen more. This combination is so pretty — very subtle marriage of those 2 colors and I love it!
Oh, yippee! Those look awesome! It’s good to get back to doing what you love, isn’t it?
That is really pretty! Drunkard’s Path is one of the dies I’m really anxious to get for myself. I don’t mind sewing curves, but don’t have the patience to cut them.
I love the combination of colors…..Looks really good. Happy New Year.
Oh, this is great. I really need a GO.
Wow!! Love that poison green with the purple. Striking
I haven’t used these colours together before and these look lovely. I’ll have to try it when I get the right fabrics.
Love it! I just made one with my Accuquilt too but put it together a little differently. I love your website. What a wonderful pile of quilts you took to the Ronald McDonald house!
At least the fabric jumped off your own shelf, fabric jumps off shelves towards me in fabric stores!!
Looks like you had a wonderful holiday!