Some were already trimmed and paper removed, some trimmed but still with paper, and the rest only stitched. Removing the paper is surely tedious but there were only 20 blocks for the layout I chose.
This morning I got up early and sewed the top from this layout. Luckily I have plenty of the Kona black to back and bind the quilt. I'm keeping it simple! This 4 x 5 setting will finish at 24 x 30 inches for a small-sized wallhanging. I'd like to finish this little project by the end of the weekend, as it has a special destination I'll reveal in a few days.
Next up for today is completing another pillowcase for Carol, of Brown Quilts, who has been collecting patriotic pillowcases for her friend, which she tells about HERE. I volunteered to make two, and finished one several evenings ago. Pics to follow!
8 comments:
Looks fabulous....
I really like black with brights! But I've never paper-pieced string blocks, and I bet that would make it much less fun. Does make them exact, though!
Love the brights with the black. A winning combo always.
I really like your little Amish quilt. I don't mind pulling the paper off of paper pieced items, I just put in a movie with a cutie hunk in it and rip away. ;o)
Good for you for marking another ufo off the list! It will be a nice gift...? The colors are definitely cheerful!
:-}pokey
Oh Annie this is a simply brilliant creation. I love it!!!
It looks amazing.....I love the colors! You must be so happy with it :-) I finished two pillowcases for Carol yesterday. I forgot how fun they were to make. I can't wait to see yours :-)
Very pretty. Love the brights with the black.
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