I wanted to show you an awesome WIP that I visited a few tables away while on my retreat!... 
It's what my friend Amy worked on while there. Isn't she cute?...and so are her blocks!
I love them. Cute. Cute. Cute.
Amy makes the most awesome things and she shows them to us on her fabulous blog "Diary of a Quilter"...which I'm sure that you know about unless you are living under a rock or something...lol
Good stuff...right? Just fabulous:)I love her fabric choices in each and every block:)
A while back she posted about this quilt that she made for her friend and I fell in love with it then!...I would love to make my own version someday....that is in all my spare time:)What spare time you say?...Is that a giggle I hear?...hey...it could totally happen!
(I'm just sayin)
If you happen to have any time to spare...and want to make your own Union Jack quilt...you can find a pattern here.
Happy sewing girls...I'll catch up with ya later!
xx
Lori
10 comments:
Looks like an antique quilt. She did a good job on the blocks.
Those blocks are gorgeous. I'd love to make one of those quilts too. Add that to my ever-growing list. {sigh.}
I love the union jack block. I think they would be so fun to make and celebrate the Royal Wedding!
Lori: I walked around that room a 100 times and never saw that WIP!! I am living under a rock! She is so sweet and such a joy, but I never saw her project. I love it. It took a few days, but I'm finally catching up on my sleep deprivation from all our fun. Hugs.
What fun! I love that pattern. When I learn to quilt (uh hem........in the far distant future) this is going on my list. Love it!
Beautiful block, that would be fun to play with.
Debbie
Gorgeous Union Jacks! I feel all inspired!
Thanks for the love, Lori! It was so much fun to be there and I was in HEAVEN with the uninterrupted sewing time! I felt so productive. :) (Except when I was ogling your projects.)
I dont live under a rock, but close! ... On an island and im so behind! Thank you for sharing this!!! Incredible! Go Amy!!! Smart girl! Love it! Xo
Amy is so inspiring. I adore her. I worked a tiny bit on my flag quilt over the weekend. See you Friday.
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