It's been a long day of quilting, ripping out, quilting and binding a final quilt. Progress is finally made on my Twisted Mystery quilt from Carol Doak. I think I'm happy to have one of my projects tops completed. Now to look into other ideas. First, I need to quilt the baby quilt and the Twisted Mystery. I also have another quilt in the works, but can't show it until after Christmas. I was also able to finish one block of the Mill's Girls Quilt along quilt. It's a bit taxing since the batik fabrics like to wiggle under the presser foot. Ugh! Onward! After I post, it's off to finish off the binding of a quilt I'll post later.
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New Baby Quilt - Due in November
Idea from Missouri Quilt Company Tutorials |
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Mill's Girls Quilt Along
First Block |
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Twisted Mystery Quilt
Carol Doak
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4 comments:
Sharon - I love the background fabric on your Mill Girls block. Can you tell me what it is called and who makes it?
I got the fabric from Connecting Threads. I believe it's called Plumage.
Love your Twisted Mystery Quilt. Was it a class? Available in a book? Or maybe I should just design my own from some of her patterns :)
The twisted Mystery is actually from the Missouri Quilt Company. I watched a video and followed along.
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