Since Wildflower Woods is a flimsy, I can make progress on other projects. So far 16 churn dash blocks have been pieced for Chooky Blue's SAL.
I do have the HST's cut for 14 more HST's. It was very fast to cut the pieces using the GO!Me cutter. I'm going to need a total of 50 blocks.
I didn't realize how much pink and brown fabrics I had in the civil war tub until I started rummaging through it. I had planned to make my churn dash blocks in a variety of colors but I've changed my mind.
All of the HST blocks are brown fabrics and the sides are going to be pink fabrics. There will be a variety of background fabrics.
My friend Deanna gave me a bunch of civil war fabrics before she moved to Utah. I had forgotten how fabric there was.
The blocks finish at 9".
Linking to Peacock Party, TGIFF!, Finished Or Not Friday, Off the Wall Friday, Patchwork & Quilts
10 comments:
I love your blocks! Going to be a pretty reproduction quilt.
I looove reproduction fabrics almost as much as my honey and how do you like your Go cutter you won? Are you enjoying it??? I have pondered getting a couple dies and try them in my cuttlebug cutter which is a similar size but wasn’t sure how I would like the sideways slant of the dies…. Your thoughts on this is appreciated! Kathi
You are certainly churning out those Churn Dash blocks!
Love the decision to go with a color scheme! And Churn Dash is one of my favorite blocks!!
Hi Gretchen, those are very lovely blocks. I love the reproduction fabrics. Take care.
Your churn dash blocks are just lovely, pink and brown in one of my favourite repro colour combinations!
Hugs, Tazzie xox
I can see from your color combination that this will be a stunning quilt. Love your progress on this.
I like your blocks and how you have used two different fabrics per block .... a good way to use up smaller pieces.
oh your blocks are looking great Gretchan.....pink and brown look great together....
I love pink and brown together and I think these look wonderful. It's fun to see a range of pinks, from pale to nearly red/rose.
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