I went back and forth on what fabrics to use for this. After organizing my sewing area recently, I
have been on a self-imposed “fabric diet”.
With shopping not an option, I went to my stash. I think every quilter has some fabrics that
they hoard, covet, pet, and can’t imagine cutting. The fabrics that I have included this month
are decades old and have stood the test of time – vintage sheets. Some of the fabrics are ‘brand new’, never
used, and were still in the package, while others are super soft and used. Almost all the fabrics are from a vintage sheet fat quarter swap earlier this year. I think this is the perfect way to show how
well these fabrics all work together.
Here is the pattern/tutorial for a Dutch Rose block we will be making:
Request:
If you would send also send me the pieced “bonus” blocks, I
would really appreciate it. Don’t worry about pressing them open…or even
cutting them apart, if you string piece. I want to use them
to make a sawtooth border around the entire quilt. Here is my pile of string-pieced HST “bonus”
blocks.
Thanks!!
The Dutch rose block is beautiful.
ReplyDeletei am excited to make this one!
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