What a full and busy weekend I have had! Here's the red, white and yellow cherries PIGs (Projects In Grocery Sack) I started with.
And here is
my rough drawing. It's a lot rougher than I usually start with, but I feel like ad-libbing. It won't matter too much, it is a baby quilt.
my rough drawing. It's a lot rougher than I usually start with, but I feel like ad-libbing. It won't matter too much, it is a baby quilt.
I can't remember exactly what I had in mind when I bought these fabrics, but the ric-rac was in the box, so I used it.
Here are some of the 32 blocks I put together - very easy - 6.5 inches
unfinished.
unfinished.Ric-rac added... it does give some pizzazz. Not all the blocks have ric-rac, so placement will be important when I set them all out and play with positioning.
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Hello there, I love the bright colours of your quilt.Also, I enjoy using vintage ric rac in my quilting.Glad you understand about the Wedding Quilt.Warmest Regards Lyn
This quilt is going to be darling! (I am currently working on a cherry quilt myself.) I love the rick-rack. Have you seen this quilt?
http://www.ohfransson.com/oh_fransson/2008/08/vintage-sheet-project-3-rick-rack-quilt-blocks.html
Your bright colors and ric-rac made me think of hers. I love them both and I think it's a combo of the ric-rac and bright colors. Hm, another one for my to-do list! :-)
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