Friday, April 15, 2016

Farmer's Wife 1930's Progress


I had a nice sewing day today. I got so immersed in my projects that I lost all track of time. In my book, that's the sign of a good day! As you can see, I'm sewing together Farmer's Wife 1930's. I opted to make a smaller quilt made up of 42 blocks. There are 99 blocks available in this book. I used half of the blocks I made today. This piece measures about 25" X 60".


Here's a view of the 3 strips of blocks on the design wall. I'm not sure why but my cats love hitting the design wall from the back and watching the blocks fall off. I don't understand why they enjoy that so much! I took a picture with my phone so I can see where each blocks goes. Silly kitties!


This is just a little picture to show you how each square is prepared before sewn together. I thought this was going to be such a long process. I was so wrong! Once the triangles have been cut, it's actually quick! I sew the triangles to one side of the blocks for one strip. I chain piece each side. Not too bad!! I'm hoping to have all 6 rows sewed together sometime next week. I'm working tomorrow so I won't be able to work on this project for a few days. Hate it when work interferes with my quilting!

6 comments:

  1. Nice! This will look great. Looking forward to seeing the finished project.

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    1. Thanks, Karin! As I'm piecing it together, I keep wondering how I'm going to quilt this one! I'll have to come up with something!!

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  2. These blocks look beautiful together--anxious to see it all done--and with your enviable MQ skills, it'll be super....hugs, Julierose

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    1. You're so sweet! Thank you so much, Julierose! Hope I don't disappoint! Enjoy the warm weather!

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  3. It's so pretty! The white background gives it such a fresh look, too.

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    1. Thank you! Trying to find border fabric now. Looking for the perfect fabric!!

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