Here's a paper-pieced quilt (code for "takes twice as long to piece") called "Everyday Dishes". I started it last year and finished it last month, with a long pause in the middle. It's supposed to have a huge appliqued border but I couldn't bring myself to draw this one out any longer. I love this one just because I got to use up lots of scraps and I love all the bright colors.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Everyday Dishes
Here's a paper-pieced quilt (code for "takes twice as long to piece") called "Everyday Dishes". I started it last year and finished it last month, with a long pause in the middle. It's supposed to have a huge appliqued border but I couldn't bring myself to draw this one out any longer. I love this one just because I got to use up lots of scraps and I love all the bright colors.
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So pretty! Of all the quilts my aunt does, she hasn't paper pieced yet. It came out so great!! She is doing another neighborhood quilt party, so I will be making another one this summer...and should be putting the one from this winter together soon...I figure I should learn how to do this stuff here with people around who know what they are doing and maybe take some cheap classes and then when we have money, I can support it :)
ReplyDeleteI love this! Where did you find the pattern? I may ask for scraps from some of the quilters in my ward. We just started a Needles & Threads group.
ReplyDeletewow your quilt looks amazing, love that it is a scrap buster. Can you please tell me were I could get a copy of the pattern - ohh could you share any hints or tips. Thank you for the eye candy
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