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Hello friends,
Wondering about the title of my blog post? That's my summer flying by! I just don't know where the days go, but here we are at the end of June already and I feel like summer is passing me by!
So what's new at the farmhouse? I have been very busy with the sewalong project hosted by Fat Quarter Shop, and while it is not quite done, I will certainly be able to put the finishing touches on it fairly quickly:
This is a free pattern called Layer Cake Spools and can be found by clicking here. I used an unusual color and fabric palette for me, but I really like how it ended up looking!
The instructions for this quilt are not hard, and you just need 2 layer cakes or cut your own 10" squares. I would highly recommend buying the Layer Cakes because that is a time-saver! These are what I used:
The grey is called Dry Brush Slate and can be found by clicking here( click). The coffee print is called Coffee Chalk and can be found here ( click). Look at all the cute prints inside that Coffee Chalk package: I am not a coffee drinker, but this will make a perfect quilt for our oldest son, who loves his coffee ;).In the evenings I continue with my big stitch quilting on this quilt:
The house and tree blocks were a panel I picked up at my local re-use store, and the other blocks I added by making a sort-of log cabin block with scraps from my stash. It is very bright but it brings me joy to work on it and I'm going to love having this on a wall somewhere!
I am stitching this with a BIG running stitch, using my favorite thread ( click)!
Your big stitch is very nice! A lovely garden.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Sometimes the stitches look nicer than other times, but therein lies the charm, right?
DeleteLove the blog! So creative and your flowers are beautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you Trena :)
DeleteI love your big stitch quilt. I am always drawn to bright colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you, it has been so much fun to work on!
DeleteThe last comment was from Joyce Stratton, trying to figure out to to put my name on it.
ReplyDeletehahahaha, okay, got it Joyce ;)
DeleteI love your bright and cheerful quilt. I would love to have it in my house!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!.....and NOPE ;)
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