The Diamond 4 Patches are all pieced and the setting diamonds cut. My design wall is the bed---
Night picture--bad color again. Here's a scan from the book--
I need to find fabric for the half diamonds. They used a brown plaid--I would like a brown of some sort. The blocks are fairly large--7" across and about 11" long.
Weekly Goals--
- Trim half the Arrowhead blocks
- Quilt on "Chains of Lurve"
- Plaid 4 Patch
- Scrappy Bargello
That's enough to keep me busy. January is almost over and I need to review my 2012 guidelines.
How are you doing?
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I like this quilt a lot -- very vintage looking!
I like this quilt a lot -- very vintage looking!
me too!! and if you can't find enough brown, try using some drab olive green for your setting diamonds.
Very nice quilt! Are the diamonds difficult to deal with the stretch factor? I am piecing a diamond quilt and I am at the row assembly part. I am afraid of the setting diamonds.....
Very brite and sunny.
Ohh thats pretty!!! ( my word verification is dysness.... is that dizziness... and is that a blog thought about me? LOL)
I like the diamond quilt. What book is it from? And, your blog header photo is fabulous!
Nice antique looking quilt, always like those.
How am I doing on 2012 guidelines? Quilting is going slowly but surely. Weight loss goal was a pound a week and I'm already two weeks behind!! Can we start the year over??
Very nice, love this pattern.
I agree with the others, it has a wonderful, warm, vintage look. Just the sort of comfort quilt to curl up in with a book and hot chocolate on a blustery day.
Just a lovely take on a heritage block setting. Apoison green would look fantastic with this
Ditto what Bonnie said. I can do the diamond quilt easy and just might someday. It's the header photo I can't figure out.
I like this, might have to make one!
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