I have decided on a name for my latest quilt. I am calling it "Shadows of Auntie Green". :) Would you like to see how "Shadows of Auntie Green" is coming along? This post has all the latest pictures of "Shadows of Auntie Green" and a couple of questions for you on how you think I should finish this quilt.
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...”This adorable round XL box - pattern: "Townhouses in Alsace"(c) was inspired by cultural and historical region in eastern France, located on the west bank of the upper Rhine, adjacent to Germany and Switzerland. All traditional houses with walls in timber framing and roofing in flat tiles - just stolen my heart! I decided to make a big round, zipper-closed box with Alsatian Townhouses appliquéd motifs.. Even the flap of this box is decorated with Alsatian floral motifs, came from historical
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I apologize for the sporadic appearance of block instructions. I'm still struggling with the "monster" block and it's really holding me back. I keep hoping I'll see the light and find a simple solution, but not yet. Here's an easy one. Trace or print the block diagram onto foundation paper, number, and cut out as in the photo. You have to mirror the diagram. Foundation piece all the numbered sections and trim the seam allowances to 1/4". Sew the small pieced sections together in pairs as below. Out of background fabric, cut two strips 7/8" x 2 3/4". Referring to the block diagram, sew the block sections together as below. Sew the two resulting sections together.
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Fuerteventura, La Alcogida e le tradizioni canarie - il CALADO
By Arlete
