I am going a bit crazy ! I was sure I had written about the Siblings Together Quilt Block Drive here as well as on the Siblings Together Quilt Group Blog but it seems not!
So just to bring you up to speed I am asking for Quilt As You Go Blocks - follow the above link to take you to the tutorial for this really simple block.
Anyway I wrote on Monday (on the other Blog) that I had received five quilt as you go blocks from some lovely generous quilters.
And here they are sashed and bound - job done! I love how these blocks came from a group of people but all blend together so well - bit like a community of quilters don't you think!
So just to bring you up to speed I am asking for Quilt As You Go Blocks - follow the above link to take you to the tutorial for this really simple block.
Anyway I wrote on Monday (on the other Blog) that I had received five quilt as you go blocks from some lovely generous quilters.
Since then I have received even more!
Enough to finish one quilt already.
It didn't really take me long to add the sashing and stitch the whole thing together - in fact it took me less than one day ! I do love QAYG!
Here are the blocks all trimmed and ready to be sashed.
And here they are sashed and bound - job done! I love how these blocks came from a group of people but all blend together so well - bit like a community of quilters don't you think!
The good news is I have two more from Linda to start the next quilt. I just need seven more blocks to join them - I used the blue one .....
If you want to join in and make a block or two the tutorial can be found here. I've linked this quilt up on our Quilt Link Up Page here as no. 50! We are half way to our target of 100 quilts and I feel we should be celebrating!
Now can you please help me make a few more!?
You can count on 3 more from me (if we can count on Royal Mail that is!). Jxo
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how well all the different coloured combo blocks go together to make such a lovely quilt. Well done for having such a good idea and executing it , Nicky.
ReplyDeleteQAYG does seem to be the easiest method for these block drives!
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