
Big Block
This picture doesn't show the correct color at all. It is a neat sea green and the stone pattern that shows better in the close up. The two colors really compliment each other.
I was cleaning/sorting my sewing room and found a picture of a quilt
from an advertisement I had cut out years ago. I just had to stop and make it. I can stop cleaning for any reason but this seemed like a really good one. I have been watching for a pattern to use to make a quilt that I promised I'd bring back to Florida next winter to be used for a raffle.

Since this is a donation, I really don't want to pay to have it long arm quilted and am thinking about doing "quilt as you go" with my sewing machine. I've never done this before but I think I understand it. Any suggestions? Maybe the on-point idea won't work for that.

2 comments:
I have a book that really explains one quilt as you go technique. It shows how to use the method to make reversible quilts. Do you want me to find the book so I can send you the name?
I love the colors and bet that will be stunning when it's done.
Darilyn
Thanks. I think I understand the combining of the blocks. What I'm not sure about is how to quilt each one. I thought about just going around the inside of each dark one, but the light color probably needs something too and I'm afraid the stitching there will show. Any idea what I could do in the middle of the light - something that would look okay if it isn't stitched too good? thanks
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