Very Kerry Berry has covered six Farmer’s Wife 1930s blocks since we last met –
three of which I have blogged about previously but three of which are new. Let’s take it in numerical order:
Block 47 – Joy. This is a lovely block and one which I
covered in January.
Notes in my book read ‘okay to paper-piece – pretty block’.
Farmer's Wife 1930s Block 47 - Joy |
Block 48 – Judy. This is one of the new blocks which I have
only just made. It is the same as block
29 Doris but with a different center. I
patched the center and corner squares but paper-pieced the sharp triangle
patches. She reminds me of Judy Garland - it is the orange polka dot.
Farmer's Wife 1930s Block 48 - Judy |
Block 49 – Katherine. I patched this block way back in October 2015. It is not one of my favourites – I
guess I prefer a symmetrical approach.
Farmer's Wife 1930s Block 49 - Katherine |
Block 50 - Lady. This is another ‘new’ block to the blog but
one which I made back in November last year.
Notes read “a simple paper-pieced block with endless possibilities
depending on fabric. You could even
patch the centre.”
Farmer's Wife 1930s Block 50 - Lady |
Block 51 – Lily. This is a block that I blogged about in January. Notes in
my book read ‘nothing with this block went together easily. It is a very pretty block but not one I want
to make again!”.
Farmer's Wife 1930s Block 51 - Lily |
and
finally ..... Block 52 – Lola. I patched this block using the paper
templates. “Pretty in Gooseberry fabrics”.
Farmer's Wife 1930s Block 52 - Lola |
The Gnome Angel
sew-along has reduced to one block a week and this week’s block is one which was a lot of work back in October 2015 - block no. 6 April.
Farmer's Wife 1930s Block 6- April |
I'll be back shortly with an update on The Splendid Sampler blocks - they are coming along very nicely but if you can't wait you can find them all on my Splendid Sampler Pinterest board here ........