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::Digging Up the Past::
It has been a long time since these blocks have seen the light of day.
It took me ages to find more of the Japanese print dots that I ‘needed’ to execute my idea and then the book came along and it all got tucked away.
It still looks like this on the wall, but I pulled the sewn row apart to insert the ‘hollow’ blocks. It isn’t quite there yet, but close. I envision geometric rectangular quilting, so this one might have to be farmed out to a professional, unless I get my free motion grove on.
Ella’s quilt is still under the machine and I’m not sure if I like the quilting, but I’m committed now.
Happy Monday.
Love the colours with all the linen
I can’t wait to see how it comes together, love the layout. I am doing some geometric rectangular quilting right now but just with my walking foot. I wasn’t brave enough to free motion it.
I’m a little scared too, need some practice.
Very interesting to see how you work. I love to use green and purple.
Two of my favourite colours! Purple and green!
I’m loving this! Purple and green are such fun colors to work with. I can’t wait to see how this turns out!
Jennifer 🙂
I love that wonderful purple color…. is it eggplant? It looks wonderful with the linen.
It’s Carolina Chambray in purple.
oooh, I like this! I’ve been wanting to do something in linen, this looks wonderful!
Thanks Elsa!
now that is some beautiful past to dig up! I love the color combo, that purple is divine. I’m anxious to see it finished.