On these blocks I could use the tiniest scraps left from cutting the colorwash kits that I sold at my workshops.
This shot gives you a perspective of the size of the quilt. It was fun but I don't do these tiny things very often.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Mini quilt
A long time ago we were introduced to rubber stamps for foundation piecing. You could stamp your design on paper, tear away stabilizer, or fabric. One of the stamps I bought was the half log cabin block.
On these blocks I could use the tiniest scraps left from cutting the colorwash kits that I sold at my workshops.
On these blocks I could use the tiniest scraps left from cutting the colorwash kits that I sold at my workshops.
I appreciate your patience, working with pieces that small. It certainly is a 'jewel'. The green frames and brings out the beauty of the pastels.
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beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI just love little quilts!
wish I could find a pattern that little, I would paper peice this quilt!
and I am not a fan of paper piecing but love the look of this quilt so much. thanks for sharing the pictures...LOVE reading your blog and seeing all your quilts you have made over the years.
so inspirational.
Kathie
I love mini quilts, foundation piecing and especially log cabins. This one is a big winner for me! I must put one on my "to do" list.
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable, but I don't know if I could have the patience.
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of small quilts. I made one super small one,for a minture house. It was 6.25"x7.50".I can't remenber the name of it right now,but i still have it. I wouldn't have urge anymore.Wig.
ReplyDeleteI remember when those rubber stamps came out. I didn't buy one but I did buy a kit that had tessellating pine trees stamped on muslin. Add your own fabric.
ReplyDeleteStunning!
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