Grandma Peg

OMG, that is a lot of work, but what a beauty.

malega

That is such a beautiful quilt.

Janquiltz

Bet it wouldn't. Get one of her patterns, pull your fabrics - all colors, patterns, etc. Put the fabrics that you want for each block into a zip lock and label it with the pattern #. (I mostly followed her suggested colors for each block) Once you have all the blocks into individual "kits" - start with the first one and start cutting out the size pieces per each pattern. I cut them all and put them back into the zip lock. Once I had them all cut out I just started piecing one at a time. The actual sewing was a "piece of cake." What took the most time was assembling the fabric and deciding which fabrics I wanted for each block. The second longest amount of time was the time I spent admiring each block as it was finished - followed by arranging and rearranging the final layout.

Fun, fun, fun - you should try it. Honest once you start (and I was way outside my "box" or comfort zone with mixing so many colors in to one block & one quilt) you get hooked. The Lori Smith pattern I did was one of the first photos that I uploaded on this board. The blocks in that one were 6" and 12". http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-125983-1.htm

grandmajuki

Wow!! I like your colors and love samplers!!
judy

gml

Thank you for the web address. You did a fantastic job with the colours and the piecing. :)

Deara

Outstanding.............


Blessings,
Sandi

ktmo815

it's gorgeous!! you did wonderful!

CarolinePaj

Beautiful!

Hugs

carol43

Very nice!

xsquilter

Awesome! Love the fabrics!
Maureen