I finshed my one patch tops. I really like them because they are like mini-collections of antique fabrics. Each square is 1 inch.
Here are latest 4 finishes all together.
While on this theme, I cut out pieces for a brick-work scrappy quilt. For this one I chose fall colors--browns, rusts, cheddar. It is layed out and ready to stitch. the finished size of the rectangles will be 1 x 2.25 inches.
I am trying to get a bunch of tops done this month in anticipation of my craft shows in November and December. I have to start early and pace myself; I can't wait until the last minute. Here is the list of what I plan to make. Six quilts down, eight to go.
Love your list, you are knocking them right out!
ReplyDeleteYou are just too organized! *wink* All of them are really cute and should sell well this fall! ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteGood for you, planning ahead. Getting them done a little at a time is way better than a last minute rush. They are all wonderful little gems!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so very cute. Keep working on that list!
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed looking at your blog this evening and I also enjoy making quilts from vintage fabrics. It's so fun! I will add you to my favorites!
ReplyDeleteBrenda...the Farmer's Dotter
beautiful!
ReplyDeletelove the brick quilt, I really enjoy making them!
fabrics are just amazing!!!!
Kathie
Fantastic little quilts...every one of them.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are on your way to being ahead of the shows!!
I think simpler patterns allow our eyes to enjoy all the wonderful fabrics! Great little quilts...
ReplyDeleteYour little quilts always inspire and excite me. I love vintage or antique look since I usually can't afford the real thing.
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