Design Wall Monday - A New Start

>> Monday, February 28, 2011



My design wall is full this morning! The top block is Block 9 for the Layer Cake Quilt Along. I still need to sew it together - and make my second one! The fabric line is Prayer Flag by April Cornell. It has lots of paisleys and I love it!

The bottom of my design wall has all the cut out pieces for a little wallhanging. It's from the 1998 Quilt Sampler magazine. Yes, I did write 1998!! I have wanted to make this little quilt - actually ALL the projects in this issue - and finally rewarded myself by starting. It was designed by Jan Patek.

I had pulled the fabrics several months ago when Pat Sloan was doing her UFO busting tips. Now it is all cut out and I will work at pinning them onto the background so I can do this as handwork while watching the next sport on TV - hockey playoffs and baseball:)




My other design wall still has liberated churn dashes on it. I will not have this quilt done by Friday! But, I did finish quilting one more panel this morning. It measures 30.5 inches square {or close to it} That's 4 of 9 completed.

Check out some more Monday Design Walls through the links at Judy's blog.


With Joy,
Sarah Vee

8 comments:

Rachel Slote-Brown February 28, 2011 at 12:47 PM  

Your churn dashes look great. I think the whole quilt will look awesome when you are done.

Connie Kresin Campbell February 28, 2011 at 1:09 PM  

Block 9 is beautiful, I have the jelly roll of Prayer Flag and just love it.

Cherie in St Louis February 28, 2011 at 1:38 PM  

I love your liberated churn dashes. Both the colors and the liberated piecing are interesting and beautiful.

Mary February 28, 2011 at 2:54 PM  

The folk art quilts never goes out of style. Why save all those magazines if you don't use the OLD patterns too. I pick up the old Quilting mags whenever I can.

AnnieO February 28, 2011 at 8:59 PM  

I love the Prayer Flag line, which I just became aware of, paisleys are great! The churn dash block panels are just gorgeous. Hope you get them all done in due course.

Heather March 1, 2011 at 10:02 AM  

Great projects! You deserved that reward of starting a long-awaited favorite project. How fun will that be? :o)

lovetostitch March 1, 2011 at 6:42 PM  

You are one busy lady!! I love the folk art look myself, such fun!! Can't wait to see your churn dash all finished.

Donna/Sara from Kindred Crafters March 9, 2011 at 2:25 PM  

The quilting on this is amazing, Sarah! So anxious to see it all together!
~Sara

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