I've been busy making the last 5 blocks for Friends in Stitching's (online stitching group) Block of the Month. The Rouenneries fabric is so lovely to work with ... it feels as beautiful as it looks.
Down on the Farm with Kezza
(an original block designed by Kerry Swain.)
Now I need to decide how to put them all together. Was thinking red sashing but not totally convinced on that option. Will have to have a little play.
Thanks to everyone who commented on my last post. There's still plenty of time to enter the giveaway if you haven't done so already. A few people have guessed correctly and lots of others are very close.
Love these blocks!!! I still have the fabrics waiting to be made into a quilt!
ReplyDeletelooks good...........I still have quite a few to do.......
ReplyDeleteLovely work Christine. (I saw how out of piecing practice I am when I started on http://civilwarquilts.blogspot.com/)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beautiful blocks.
Your sewing is so beautiful!And so inspiring!The lord has blessed you with such great talent,I am following your blog,you are welcome to follow mine as well,I will be back to visit here again.Blessings Jane
ReplyDeleteCrosses in the junctions and red stone red as sashing :-) Just so love your blocks
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Lynne
I love the Rouenneries fabrics too. Seeing your blocks has inspired me to get mine out again and make something. Your blocks are beautiful!
ReplyDeletevery pretty blocks - love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteKaren
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
Those blocks look gorgeous with the fabric, can't wait to see it all together.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
lovely work Christine and the fabir looks great too
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blocks, Christine! I especially like the fussy cutting on the no name block and on Virginia. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHappy stitching,
Susan in Texas
Love your blocks Christine, and they look so perfect on all the points. That is the most diffucult way for me whit quilting. I am working whit Marti Mitchel Templates.
ReplyDeletewarm greetings, Jeannet
These are GORGEOUS, that fabric is wonderful. You did an amazing job, I love them! ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks! They inspired me to make some blocks out of all my leftover Rouriennes fabric from my "Le Jardin" quilt! I might just have to stop cleaning the house and start sewing now....
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!I love the Rouenneries fabrics too.
ReplyDeleteMonica
I can never see enough of that French General fabric in different patterns. Great job on your fabric selections, your quilt is going to be amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this fabric, your blocks look great!
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ReplyDeleteOh, they look fantastic Christine! Cant wait until we see them all together.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blocks, the fabric is so yum, I can't wait to see how you put them together....
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look great Christine, I am dying to see them all put together. I thinkk it is going to look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks! They all look really lovely.
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