Hi hi! This post
is long overdue…Tina and Gabi got their quilts a while ago, I’ve just been slow
getting the pictures in a post and up on the blog.
Backstory: I
worked with Tina and when she was sent off for her job, I wanted to make her
and her daughter matching quilts so that they would have a little piece of each
other while Tina was gone. Yeah, that
didn’t happen before she got home. At
first it sat cut in strips. Then it sat sewed
into strips and cut into pieces. Then it
sat sewn in half the blocks. Then it sat
in all the blocks. Then, they both got
put together, on the Gammill and off to them all in the space of a few
weeks. It did all the previous sitting
over about 14 months!
Pictures, pictures, pictures. This is a pretty picture heavy post from here
on out. And, of course if I took
pictures of the fabrics, I can’t find them.
So, we’ll start out with pictures of the blocks instead. I used Eleanor Burns’ “Day and Night” pattern
for both quilts.
Gabi's quilt has two colors, light pink and black. Tina's has three: light pink, dark pink and black. |
Here are the two blocks together. |
Gabi's top with Tina's block in it. |
I love these! I have to find that pattern! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! Megan, these quilts are fabulous and what a great idea for matching quilts!!! I love that each has one of the others blocks, ingenious!! Great idea :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed this last post but wanted to say how cool the quilts were. I am sure they don't mind at all how long they took as they will have them to treasure forever.
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