Having Fun
I sewed and sewed and then came to a screeching halt. I need more 5” charm squares to make more 16 patches. So I’ve quickly placed an order and now will wait for Mr. Postman to bring my little package.
Here’s a sneak peek at my 16 patches with framed 4 patches – next week I’ll show you the finished quilt.
edit: the blocks are set on-point
29 comments:
Oh Darlene, that is a bummer! Your concept for the way you have put those 16 patch blocks together is just brilliant. I am kicking myself for not buying that fabric group! Your quilt is going to be the best!
Love it...Love it...
Your quilt is fantastic.
Awesome! Dibbies!
You surely have inspired me on this mountain of charm packs. :)
(Hugs)
Cute alternation patches!
Darlene, that quilt is going to be gorgeous!!! I can't wait to see it finished. And thanks for sharing your way of making 4-patch blocks! :D
oh I LOVE that setting! Mind if I borrow that for my next Quilt of Valor? I just hit my local Hancocks that is going out of business. I stocked up on some neutrals and reds/blues. Time to plan the next quilt!
IT IS WONDERFUL! I just love it. Too bad you have to wait for the mailman now...patience :)
I love the fact that quilts "put a song in your heart". I know the feeling. Geat quilt today. Bet you can't wait for the mail....
Ciao Darlene,I like the you quilt! Indeed very beautiful :))))
OH SO COOL! I love it!
This quilt is crisp and clean and sings of spring.
another beautiful quilt being made. I love the fabrics. Thanks for tutorial for using the charm packs. I'll definetly have to remeber that.
Oh, my friend, this is another WINNER ! You were so inspired with this setting ! (I wish I had "light bulbs" like yours ! LOL). The quilt is so fresh, and in the meantime it has that "oldie", romantic look, that we love ! BRAVO !
Biiig hugs & smiles,
NADINE.
I love this fabric - I bought four pack of squares about a month ago. I think I know what to do with them but it is great to see your plan. I am not a pink person but I just love that pink. Can't wait to your finished quilt.
I love it! It looks so fresh and happy. Hope you find something fun to play with while you're waiting for the postman *s*
Your quilt is coming along great. I love the colors and I love the setting. I can't wait to see the completed top.
Darlene, that is one super cute looking quilt. I bet you can't wait for the postie to arrive!
*hugs*
Tazzie
:-)
This quilt is going to be so pretty great idea....Toni
Great use for those charm packs that we all get so addicted to. I love your choice of fabrics. I am inspired to do something with my charm pack rather than just admire them like they are some sort of trophy...(LOL)
Darling blocks and fabric Darlene. And I love the setting! Very nice!
This is looking great.I hope the postman delivers soon....we don't want it turning into a UFO! ;)
It's beautiful, I hope the post(wo)man comes for you soon.
Hi Darlene :-)
I have not been very good at commenting lately, but I have enjoyed your blog. Today I went back and read again all from January and February.
So many lovely quilts you have in the making!
I feel like starting 4-patches right away. Thanks for a smart tutorial. I like all the different blocks you have going. The rabbit quilt is to die for :-)
You do outstanding and beautiful work on all you do!
Very belated happy anniversary for me too!
I hate when that happens-running out of fabric to finish a quilt. At least you are making a charm quilt, you don't have to hunt forever looking to match one exact fabric.
Oh, I LOVE how this is looking! Simply marvelous! Those 40's prints are just too much fun!
I love the alternating blocks! I can't wait to see what your quilt looks like when done!
I'm a charmaholic and love seeing what's being done with them, and this one you did really floats my boat!
it's a gorgeous scrappy quilt
cityquilter grace
cityquilter.blogspot.com
Your setting is really fantastic - would work well with so many different fabrics, but I have to tell you - your fabric choices are yummy!
Cheers!
Evelyn
Aren't you just the smartest friend.
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