One of my favorite quilters has a website,
but no blog... and while popping over to see what's new in her
little corner of the world, I noticed on the bottom of her web page
the mention of one of her quilts in an upcoming quilt magazine.
A quick trip to town to search for a copy of the magazine
and a raid on some fabrics Sarah and I found at
the quilt show last summer ...
but no blog... and while popping over to see what's new in her
little corner of the world, I noticed on the bottom of her web page
the mention of one of her quilts in an upcoming quilt magazine.
A quick trip to town to search for a copy of the magazineand a raid on some fabrics Sarah and I found at
the quilt show last summer ...
One child away to the symphony and anotherlost in an old war movie....who can resist trying a block or two from
the pattern in the magazine.
I'd love to find a blue and cheddar repro for the border,but I am trying to use up and make do with what I have.
A LITTLE BIT MORE:
The miniature Chimney Sweep block shown above was
machine pieced by me using the pattern by Ann Hermes
that appears in the August/September 2009
of Quilt magazine.
Using the fabrics from my stash I was able to reproduce a block
very similar to the one shown in the magazine.
The fabrics I used for the block were from Judie Rothermel's
Lancaster County III collection.


8 comments:
Those a beautiful blocks Christine, and such sweet fabrics you've chosen for them.
Very country! looks just like hers!
Gorgeous fabrics and the block looks so much like the magazines blocks!
I like the colors you chose to use. I just went fabric shopping and now going forward I plan to use what I have.
You should be able to find something very similar in some newer fabric groups...
1. Go to Z&S fabrics, under Andover, then Keystone group. There are a few in that group.
2. the best one is a long link and I'll email it to you, from Windham's Colonies Cheddar and Poison Green collection.
Very pretty! I love the fabric.
WOW! I love this block - and oh my gosh you matched it perfectly! The blue is different though, and I actually like yours better! LOL* Great job! :)
What a lovely block and wow! how well it matches the magazine block, you've done a great job,
Sue...
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