WOO HOO!!
Now I wait for the next block of the month shipment which should have the rest of the quilt in it (setting triangle blocks and borders)
I have already quilted the blocks and will show you how I will stitch them together as soon as the other "pieces, parts" arrive. Many of you probably already know the "quilt as you go" method but just in case some of you missed it, I'll share.
I decided to quilt the blocks before I appliqued them because I felt it would be easier for me to meander quilt on the blank open space of the block opposed to dodging around applique pieces.
I really
The UPS man was good to me this past week and left all sort of "goodies" for the Jubilee quilt.
Hopefully, I will start stitching the first block tomorrow :)
Stay tuned!
Best wishes and stitches!
Tammy
9 comments:
That is so beautiful -- bet you're thrilled to have it almost done!
A really beautiful block, can't wait to see the finished quilt!
Absolutely gorgeous quilt, Tammy. I love the one in your header also.
Have a lovely eve ~
TTFN ~
Marydon
I have loved this design from the first moment I saw the book cover. I will enjoy watching you create it. I have the book but probably won't make it for a long time. Too many projects in the works already.
It's BEAUTIFUL Tammy! Can't wait to see it completely done!
Tammy your work is beautiful! You are so talented - I look forward to reading your quilt as you go tutorial - I need that info badly! Thanks for sharing!
Your pennies look fantastic Tammy! You're getting really close to the finish line. I know absolutely nothing about the quilt as you go method and would love to see more!
What a beautiful quilt this is going to be. I am new to quilting and I love it.
I have a friend that showed me how to applique a couple months ago and I would not have thought about quilting before adding them. What a great idea, especially since I tried my hand at free form and thought that was the cats meow...
I love this quilt but I'm curious about care after its complete. Will you be able to wash it using wool for the appliques?
I'm considering ordering the BOM from Lisa Bonegan's shop.
Helen
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