Sorry for the lack of blog activity as of late, I took a little vacation which resulted in little sewing.
Before I left I did piece this back for my Short Line quilt. I wanted to use up all that lovely Sanibel fabric. I spent two sewing days cutting and piecing this back which surprised me, I figured it would go together very quickly. But now that it's done I'm glad I spent the time putting it together.
And now that I'm home I've started this pattern,
Vintage Tulips by Camille Roskelley for Thimble Blossoms. Cindy Lammon/Hyacinth Quilt Designs made a beautiful version that I fell in love with that moved this pattern from my To Do List to my sewing table. (click here to see Cindy's version.)
Once I started piecing those tulip blocks I couldn't stop, I needed twelve, right now I have 20,
with maybe more on the way!
I hope you have a great weekend. I'm hoping to squeeze in some sewing, if the weather holds and my husband gets in a round of golf or two, I should be good!
Such pretty fabrics Thelma! :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!!! Nothing happier than some tulips!!! Love your colors and fabrics....as always.
ReplyDeleteLove your tulips:-)
ReplyDeleteThe tulips are beautiful and this is going to be a wonderful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI could see those tulip blocks being great scrap users.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a relaxing vacation!
What fun Tulips to make ! I can see how they would be addictive :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are very pretty! Have you tried golf also?
ReplyDeleteI have been seeing the tulip blocks out in blog land, I am going to have to buy that pattern. I also love the quilt back you made. I have two quilts that I am trying to get the backs together for and I should try to make a little more effort and be creative, you have inspired me.
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