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I would have had two starts because I signed up for two of Bonnie's classes, but I ended up giving one of the class spots away to a friend who really, really wanted to take her Smith Mountain Morning class. As you can imagine, the classes filled up quickly and we ended up having to have a lottery for SMM. I figured I can make that quilt another time since I have the book :*) But I did join in on the fun in the Jared Takes a Wife class and had a ball!!! You can click HERE to read my post about that class.
I finished up these two blocks in class....
All of them together so far ....
These blocks look nothing like Bonnie's quilt - here's a picture of me and Bonnie in front of her quilt....
I graphed the block to half the size (6 inches finished) because I want my quilt to be a small wall quilt - maybe 16 blocks max in a 4x4 setting. This picture gives you an idea of the actual size of my block....
And of course, my bright solids on black background is a huge departure from Bonnie's colors too LOL!!! I'm naming my quilt Amish Beauties because the original block name is Blackford's Beauty.
Did you start a new project this month? Share it with all of us HERE at Cat Patches!
And I also wanted to let you know about a great giveaway going on. Remember my friend Jacquelynne Steves? She is giving away a copy of the Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 7! Go on over and check it out HERE!!!! Don't you just LOVE the cute block she designed for this issue?
Photo: Candy Stripe by Jacquelynne Steves - Source |
Hugs & Blessings!
Teresa
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Also linking up with Connie's Tuesday Linky Party!
Yummy! Love all your Amish Beauties!
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous Teresa. I love those Amish colors.
ReplyDeleteI saw you on Bonnie Hunter's Blog. I loved taking her Midnight flight class at the Block Party in March. Nice that you sized them down. I like the Amish look.
ReplyDeleteOh, Teresa, that just sounds so "you" to give up a spot in one of Bonnie's classes so a friend could take one. You are a sweetheart!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are stunning! Can't wait to see it when you have all of that shimmering color bordered and quilted! : )
Your blocks are stunning!
ReplyDeleteYour Amish Beauties are gorgeous - so striking! I've not met Bonnie Hunter in person but I do enjoy her quilts. They do take time though! ~Jeanne
ReplyDeleteTeresa, your Amish Beauties ARE beautiful indeed!! I favor brights and jeweltones too. You look so cute holding that little "beauty up". Always love the blocks that you choose to do. If you lived close to me, I'd be in such big trouble because of all the quilts you inspire me to "want to do" too. I'd have 2-4 starts each month!
ReplyDeleteI really liked you block in the bright solids. I remember seeing your picture with it on Bonnie's blog! I have Jared Takes a Wife on my list of quilts to do. I really liked her original color way with green as the prominent color. It sure would be nice if I could start a new quilt in one of Bonnie's classes! I really like the border that you put on your Easy Street quilt. I've finished the quilt top, but can't decide on a border. I like your dark inner border. I might do that. :-)
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE your Amish Beauties! I can't wait to see the finished quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are so beautiful! I would love to take a class with Bonnie Hunter. :D
ReplyDeleteAmish Beauties is gonna be dynamite! I love the contrast your blocks have! MMMM MMMM MMMM!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! Sew so tiny. Aren't small blocks fun?! This is going to be a stunning quilt!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks! It's definitely going to be a gorgeous quilt. Love those brights with the black.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, they don't look like Bonnie's, but that's because they are yours! They are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love using a black background. These look great! You have your 15 minutes of fame from Bonnie's blog now. LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the picture of you and Bonnie! :)
ReplyDeleteI love how you interpreted Bonnie Hunter's block with your Amish Beauties. What a striking looking quilt it will be.
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