The yet-to-be-completed one
You know, the one I mentioned yesterday. I first told the tale here. In October 2014, I was on my way to Quilt Camp at Cedar Lakes in Ripley, WV. My first time teaching there and I left home without my step-outs! In my defense, I was recovering from a seriously terrifying bout of vertigo and was just relieved that I was even able to drive, much less be coherent enough to teach.
Wink & a Smile |
Now I hope to teach this again in the fall and would really like to have Wink & a Smile a finished top, if not quilted.
Day 14 in the 31-day challenge
LOVE these blocks!! I've got 9-Patches. Is the pattern as complicated as it looks?
ReplyDeleteThis is a great block. I, too, really like Kim Diehl's fabrics, patterns and books. I was just looking at one last night! It will be fun to see your progress on this one.
ReplyDeleteWhat Joy said - I've got 9 patches! That is a really pretty block!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty project! Love the pattern! Well done!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I can see why you fell in love with those fabrics. This looks terrific! I'm looking forward to seeing where you go with it from here.
ReplyDeletePS - Your alignment of the background print looks amazing. A small detail but it makes a difference in how good the blocks look. Good work!
Beautiful blocks!
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for Kim Diehl prints, too. Her colors are really hard to resist!
Is there a pattern for this block? I don't think I've ever seen it before and I really like it! Thanks in advance!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a super block. I have four Kim Diehl books but I haven't made any of her designs. Yet.
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