03 February 2010

MISSOURI DAISIES PART ?????



Yes, I have been sewing since Christmas and have been working on finishing up the blocks for my Missouri Daisy Quilt - had 4 more to do and ta-da..... so now for the FUN part...I am going to see how to set these blocks, one idea is to cut all the material left over that I used for Stars and Daisies into strips and use those to square off blocks, OR I could just "butt" them together like in the magazine OR I could use just one fabric maybe the yellow and make one single fabric to set blocks in...humm decisions, decisions... what do you gals think???

This is going to be not as big as the one in the magazine - more like a throw
quilt for a very, very special young lady - it's supposed to be a surprise, but I think she knows - here is her favorite Missouri Daisy: Putting them together should go rather quickly - it's just the deciding how to place them and what I will use - sashing or no sashing,
Well, got a run...

Hugs to All (especially you Angie!!)


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6 comments:

  1. Your blocks are well done and have a lot of interest. Someone is going to be getting a very special gift!

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  2. Mary I remember when you first started those. They are as fabulous as the first ones.

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  3. Totally beautiful, as always. Such talent.

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  4. Can you tell me how these are sewn together? My mom found the pieces for this quilt block in some of her Mom's stuff, but there are no instructions on how to sew it (what order...etc). Or do you have a link to it? Any info you can pass along would be wonderful!! Thanks! Cassie

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  5. Can you tell me how these are sewn together? My mom found the pieces for this quilt block in some of her Mom's stuff, but there are no instructions on how to sew it (what order...etc). Or do you have a link to it? Any info you can pass along would be wonderful!! Thanks! Cassie

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  6. Oh Cassie send me your email address, they are set in a Y-triangle, I will explain more in my email and tell you where I found the pattern, Hugs, Mary

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