Block 78 - Old Maid |
Block 11 – Bea. Paper-pieced.
My notes in the book read: “Went
together well. Only just 6½ .”
Farmer's Wife Block 11 - Bea |
Block 12 – Becky. Patched.
“Easy, very easy. Great stash buster.”
Farmer's Wife Block 12 - Becky |
For
the Gnome Angel sew-along there were three blocks this week:
Block 49 – Katherine. I patched this block using quick corner
triangles. “Very easy patchwork. Pretty
Block.”
Farmer's Wife Block 49 - Katherine |
Block 78 – Old Maid. Initially I attempted to make this block
using the templates provided on the CD.
However, due to the bias diagonal cuts I lost my points so I reverted
back to the tried-and-tested paper-piecing.
I noted that it was important to “leave
papers on when stitching sections or you will lose your points.” So I did and it turned out lovely.
Farmer's Wife Block78 - Old Maid |
Block
94 – Susannah. Like block 49 this was
patched using those versatile quick corner triangles and a little bit of strip
patchwork. “Nice easy strip patchwork.”
Farmer's Wife Block 94 - Susanna |
If
you want to see all my Farmer’s Wife blocks in one place then head over to my Farmer’s Wife Pinterest board or click on the Farmer's Wife 1930s tab at the top of the page.
Amanda your blocks are all beautiful! I can't wait to see the finished quilt top!! Christine x
ReplyDeleteThank you Christine - hope you are in for a wait - lots more sewing to do first.
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You and all of your block ladies are making me very very happy this morning, as I sip my hot tea and look at these pretty things!!!
ReplyDeleteEye candy should only be taken with tea and biscuits Amy - so pop open the cookie jar and tuck in.
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Beautiful fabrics & blocks!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jackie. I hope they all play together well in the final quilt.
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