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Monday, September 5, 2016

Weekend Stitching: Potting Blooms

Happy Labor Day to those in the US.  Hopefully you are off work and have plans to hang out with family or spend some time in your sewing room.  My plan is to do a bit of both today. 

It was nice to get back into the sewing room after being sidelined for most of last week with my shoulder.  I've been piecing the back for the Zombies quilt and finishing the Back Porch Bloom blocks for Blooms and Butterflies.  The last of the six blooms has been stitched together.  After a bit of fiddling a final layout was decided and I started stitching the leaves to the pots and the blooms to the leaves.  This is where I left it last night. 

Blooms and Butterflies, Bloom block by Lea Brummett, setting by Kate

A few more butterflies and squares for the second border have been added as well.  The square in a square and the butterfly blocks have been my leader and ender project for the last few weeks.  I'm really happy with how this one is coming together.  It's a great way to move those 1930 reproduction prints out of the stash. 

I'm hoping to get the center assembled today and make more progress on the back for the Zombies quilt.  

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16 comments:

  1. your blocks are so happy and sunshiney (if that's a word)

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  2. I wholeheartedly agree, happy and sunshiny is a great description! It looks fantastic! :)

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  3. Your Blooms and Butterflies quilt is so pretty. She'll make you smile this winter. Blessings, Gretchen villacrestfarm@gmail.com

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  4. This is coming together so well. You are almost at the finish line, and I am looking forward to seeing it completed! I hope you get several blissful hours to work in your sewing room today.

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  5. The colors you chose for this quilt are perfect. It is so adorable!

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  6. Your Back Porch Blooms are looking good! Congrats on your progress.

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  7. Oh gosh...that is turning out so cute!

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  8. I too love your colors! This is becoming such a happy, bright quilt.

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  9. What a great interpretation of the block. I have to admit these fabrics don't scream 30's to me. When I enlarged them and really looked at them only one or two look like fabric I have in my stash that are reproduction 30's. Nonetheless this pattern really looks cute in these fabrics. Must I fall for every quilt? I want one too. Sigh.

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  10. So cheerful and sweet in those prints. I love the bright green you used for the leaves. Happy Labor Day Stitching!

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  11. what a pretty quilt! Enjoy sewing today!

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  12. I love how you made this pattern your own.

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  13. What a cheerful quilt. I love the pop of color the greens give among the reds and blues. Nice job on the setting.

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  14. Those fabrics are so happy and the top is coming together beautifully. I really do like those bloom blocks!

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  15. This is such a cheerful project! Anyone who sees it is bound to smile!

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  16. A beautiful design with gorgeous fabrics, nice work!

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