I'll be keeping the clothesline block. All of the mini quilts are made of bonus HST's from other projects, trimmed to 1" prior to putting into pinwheels. Everything except the white background fabrics came out of my scrap boxes. Next up is the first of the tree blocks. Again, it still needed the applique sewn down. I'll be keeping this one too.
Here's the second of the tree blocks. Again, just sewed down the applique last night. I'll be swapping this one.
Here are the three together to give you an idea of what the row will look like. Once they are sewn together, a clothesline will be added to attach from the tree to whatever is in the block next to it.
I have one more block to complete. It's cut out and I've started sewing it so I should be able to finish it tonight. It's a rail fence block and is too cute!
Just a reminder that the linky party for our leader/ender projects is open. Come link up and join the fun!
Also, it's not to late to join in our Not So Last Minute Christmas Quilt Along! It's one block a month and started in January so plenty of time to catch up. Link ups for March will start on March 31.
Today I'm linking up with Lee at Freshly Pieced for WIP Wednesday and with Lorna at Sew Fresh Quilts for Let's Bee Social. Also linking up with soscrappy for Scrap Happy Saturday.
I really love the quilter's garden. I am not usually a big applique person but a quilter's garden is very tempting! Can't wait to see your finished quilt.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love the mini quilts you've put into the blocks.
ReplyDeleteCathy, your teeny tiny quilts on the line turned out great! I love The Quilter's Garden!
ReplyDeleteThese blocks are adorable! So fresh. And remind me that spring is on its way!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness ~ how cute are those quilts on a line?!?
ReplyDeletehappy sewing ~ Tracy
I love how you have laid them out with the trees on both sides of the clothes line. I keep rearranging mine trying to decide how I want it and which quilts to put where.
ReplyDeleteThese are completely adorable!!! Glad I found your blog :))
ReplyDeleteThe quilter's garden is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteJust love the little minis on the clothesline.
ReplyDeleteawwwee! Delicate and cute, love them. LeeAnna at not afraid of color
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