Before I share the second of the Fraternal Twin Quilts, I have to show you the pillows I made for the room.
The Geometric Bear pattern by Quiet Play:
and the Geometric Squirrel!
Piecing these two blocks was just the right sewing therapy I needed on this recent rainy weekend.
Here's a sneak peek at the room with the pillows.
The color scheme may seem odd but when you see it al together I think you'll agree that these two forest animals are indeed playing well together in our house in the woods!
Have a lovely day! Hug someone you love!
Kathy
P.S. I have not been receiving emails when comments are posted so please accept my apology for not responding! I'm sure there is a fix out there to Blogger that I need to implement. Wish me luck!
Friday, August 17, 2018
Friday, August 10, 2018
Finished - Breaking Up Irish Chain
Hi! Remember me? It's been a wonderful and busy 2018. I've even been able to get a little sewing done. Miraculously I've finished both of the Fraternal Twin Quilts that I told you about months ago.
The first twin quilt is the Breaking Up Irish Chain pattern by Melissa Corry. I love this modern take on the Irish Chain. A fun and fast quilt to piece. Hooray! Elements I am using to coordinate the twin quilts are the obvious use of Kona Aloe, Kona White, a shared fabric pull and quilting patterns.
I find quilting the swirl motif so relaxing! You'll see that I used some swirls on the second quilt as well.
These quilts will live on twin beds in a frequently used guest room. Adding some fun blocks will give guests something more to enjoy!
Thanks for your patience with me!
Kathy
The first twin quilt is the Breaking Up Irish Chain pattern by Melissa Corry. I love this modern take on the Irish Chain. A fun and fast quilt to piece. Hooray! Elements I am using to coordinate the twin quilts are the obvious use of Kona Aloe, Kona White, a shared fabric pull and quilting patterns.
I find quilting the swirl motif so relaxing! You'll see that I used some swirls on the second quilt as well.
These quilts will live on twin beds in a frequently used guest room. Adding some fun blocks will give guests something more to enjoy!
Thanks for your patience with me!
Kathy
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