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Eddie, where did you find the no set in seams pattern? I would like to try this pattern.
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Originally Posted by grannysewer
Eddie, where did you find the no set in seams pattern? I would like to try this pattern.
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How 'bout Farmer's Wife. It is a sampler with 6 1/2" blocks. I'm doing mine out of CW repros.
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jumpin'judy,
Great idea! I was going to say the same. I just got my copy of the book...for my spare time. |
flying geese.............that was a definate CW pattern and you could use the ivory for in between the geese.
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Here is what I did with CW charm squares and no two fabrics are alike in it. It is just a simple uneven patch.
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Originally Posted by mgshaw
Here is what I did with CW charm squares and no two fabrics are alike in it. It is just a simple uneven patch.
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That is really pretty!!
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Originally Posted by Eddie
I'm doing a Seven Sisters pattern in Civil War repros. This pattern was very popular in the South in the mid to late 1800s. Below is a sample of one of the blocks. These are very easy to make when using a no-set-in-seams method of piecing.
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Ooo--Melissa--I've always loved that one of yours!
I made a scrappy CW, too. I didn't buy much of each fabric, but what you have would work for this, I bet. The pattern is on Bonnie Blue's site. She has amazing fabrics. PS--I really had to think about what DJ was. My reply was going to be "What's a DJ?" but I finally figured it out--Dear Jane! Those are fun to look at--but I'll be plenty happy looing at everyone else's. :wink: |
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