Now, of course, I have no business starting anything else. So I just made one of each block so I'll remember to make this quilt. At least that's what I told myself starting out. After all, since I have so many scraps pre-cut into various sizes, there was no cutting involved. In fact, I already had a bunch of four-patches for the star centers, so I didn't have to construct those. It is just TOO EASY to start something new!
I am just itching to work on this some more. Unfortunately, I have to go to work this morning (yes, it is Saturday, and yes, I worked all week. I am working every Saturday until November 14 - ugh!). Then this evening I am volunteering at the drive-in again. Maybe I can get some sewing done this afternoon? We'll see.
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You just know how to find good scrappy quilts! Vera's is so pretty and I am sure that the one you fashion will be just as gorgeous!! Can't wait to see it.
great start can't wait to see more!
I love those blocks. I must see if I have that pattern I need to make a quilt for Christmas. Looks nice maybe in Christmas fabric
How is your Celtic knot coming along?
This is great looking scrap quilt with nice big pieces too :0)
Enjoy your weekend....when you get back from work :0(.
Happy Sewing
That is a lovely quilt, I did see that on her site. I like your start to it too.
the third block is a light star with scrap backgrounds. I liked this when I saw it too. haven't even thought about starting it but did print a picture and made my notes. cw
Hi Erin, great work making those blocks from seeing the picture! There is another star block in there with a reversed background - did you spot it? Just thought I would let you know :-)
Hey, Erin. I loved that one too. Glad someone I know is making it! Lane
Oh MY! I think I'm in love toooooo!!!
Nancy
I LIKE it - what size are your blocks?
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