Showing posts with label thirties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thirties. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2019

rabbit rabbit

Isn't this cute?  It's an Jan Patek pattern I've been wanting to make for ages!

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

a Long weekend. . .



 Made the last Thirties block for my 2018 Ramona baskets.  I'm nearly out of my favorite Kona Snow so I will have to wait to finish until I can order some.  I looked at the setting Ramona provided for the Civil War fabrics and will at least do the setting triangles and border.  Isn't this a sweet block?  I just love Thirties.


And here is the first block for Goose Chase.  I wanted to see how the red looked with the turquoise.  I hope Magpie likes this quilt when I am finished!  I like to include a little "joke" fabric when I make a quilt.  Can you see it?  One little flying goose made of turquoise 30's!!

Wednesday, January 16, 2019

Finishing up blocks. . .


Loving my 30's blocks.  I have one more to do and then I'm finished the basket blocks.
And here's the Civil War repro one:
The blue and yellow 30's block above is the same pattern as this one!


Monday, October 01, 2018

More Ramonas


My September blocks.  I knocked these out yesterday so I will be ready for our Ramona group this upcoming Saturday.




Monday, August 20, 2018

Love me some 30s!


I just love me some Thirties!  This brown print with the little girl ironing is one of my very favorite fabrics ever!
Each month I make one block out of the Civil War repros that come with the BOM and then another with my thirties.

They are going to be so sweet together when I finish the BOM.

Tuesday, August 14, 2018

eight


Block #8 for my Ramonas.  I have made one of block 13 but neglected a picture!

Saturday, May 26, 2018

Thirties Ramonas


Aren't these blocks adorable?  I think I like them better than the Civil War repro baskets.  New block next Saturday . . .

See what you can do

It's amazing what you can do when you have a clear table!  These are some blocks for the Saturday Sampler at my LQS. I really like the ...