The first row of white squares has been completed and a start has been made on the 2nd row of churn dash blocks. I don't know why, but I always like to quilt the border edges of the row first, then quilt the center part. Like the first row, this row will be stitched in the ditch then the curves in the HST's will be quilted. Sorry, I forgot to take a picture of the white squares before I rolled. I'll do better next time. Last week someone asked me how long it took to quilt one of the white squares and I told them maybe an hour? I timed it and it was an half hour.
Your Churn Dash will be so pretty and your quilting is coming along. The Pastor will patiently wait. I do the same thing. I have to be in the mood for some of my projects! Happy Sunday Stitching.
Oh my goodness, Gretchen, this takes my breath away! I have always loved the Churn Dash, first of all. Second, if I didn't know better, I'd swear you'd stolen a quilt out of my grandma's sewing room! She loved that color of blue and she made dozens on Churn Dash quilts which she quilted on a frame that looked just like this. Oh my, what memories! Your quilt design even resembles the kind she'd do. This will be a true heirloom for your family to treasure! Thanks for sharing it!
Thank you Jayne. I don't know if you've ready earlier posts about this quilt. I am reproducing a blue & white churn dash made by my husband's great-grandmother. I'm enjoying the quilting.
Truly inspirational blocks....just like the red and white quilt at the Dallas show! Your skills are phenomenal. Thank you for sharing and always having such a positive, delightful blog to look forward to.
Lovely progress on the Churn Dash! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's good to have a choice of projects to work on...that's my theory anyway!
ReplyDeleteI always love a blue and white quilt. Enjoy your stitching.
ReplyDeleteYour Churn Dash will be so pretty and your quilting is coming along. The Pastor will patiently wait. I do the same thing. I have to be in the mood for some of my projects! Happy Sunday Stitching.
ReplyDeleteOur quilty projects have to take turns with our attention... so much stitching to be enjoyed!
ReplyDeletegreat quilt - love a two color quilt
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Gretchen, this takes my breath away! I have always loved the Churn Dash, first of all. Second, if I didn't know better, I'd swear you'd stolen a quilt out of my grandma's sewing room! She loved that color of blue and she made dozens on Churn Dash quilts which she quilted on a frame that looked just like this. Oh my, what memories! Your quilt design even resembles the kind she'd do. This will be a true heirloom for your family to treasure! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jayne. I don't know if you've ready earlier posts about this quilt. I am reproducing a blue & white churn dash made by my husband's great-grandmother. I'm enjoying the quilting.
DeleteThose blue churn dashes are gorgeous! Happy stitching this week!
ReplyDeleteHand quilting ! Wonderful... the true finish to a quilt...and it connects us to the hand quilters before us..
ReplyDeleteYour quilting looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely. You can't go wrong with blue and white, and the hand quilting will be the icing on the cake.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! That blue and white combination is always a winner, and your work is fabulous, as ever!
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is beautiful! I love the churn dash in those colours!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Show and Tell Monday and the inspiration you are bidding on! Bambi Hug
ReplyDeleteTruly inspirational blocks....just like the red and white quilt at the Dallas show! Your skills are phenomenal. Thank you for sharing and always having such a positive, delightful blog to look forward to.
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