Hello Everyone,
I'm making good progress on Heritage in addition to another project on my design wall which is hidden.....more on that later in the week. How many of you have more than one project in the works? I'm terrible about having multiple projects going.....but I have to say I'm never bored.
I'm sewing the blocks together as I go to get that task out of the way. It seems to take a brief amount of time to sew as I go, than assemble the whole quilt together at the end of the process. I feel this quilt is just making itself. I find myself staring at it on the wall while visions of machine quilting dance in my head.
This quilt is going to look good on display during the Holidays in addition to year round. You can see Macie's Journal fabrics HERE at Marcus Fabrics. I was so happy when I opened up the box that Marcus Fabrics sent to me. It was just like Christmas morning.
I started the pattern writing last night before Downton Abbey. My world stops while I turn my full attention to my favorite show. I'm going to miss it so much when the series ends.
This design idea came into being after I downloaded the images into EQ7 software. I sat and played with the software and this pattern came to life on my screen. I don't know if I should tell you or not this quilt came together while I was watching and cheering through two football playoff games. After the actual fabric arrived, I made a couple of substitutions, and this is the final rendition.
Since my favorite teams didn't make it to the big show, I think I'll set up my laptop in front of the TV and start playing with EQ7 during the Super Bowl this Sunday. Who knows what I'll come up with next.
Soon,
Lynn
Its beautiful! I told my husband what you've been up to while we were driving along the other day, but neglected to show him! Now with these pictures he will get to see the loving warmth I was talking about!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful creation Lynn - you are a pro at this.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is looking gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! Just wow!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Paula - WOW!!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
I love your Country Charmer design but Heritage is even better (if that's possible lol). It is just awesome. So worthy of the name as it looks like an antique heirloom.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Another winner for sure. You are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen anyone sewing the top together as they piece the blocks. Very interesting. Love your work.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Lynn! I am 'head-over-heels' in love with your quilt top! It is just stunning!! I've always thought your Country Charmer pattern couldn't be beat, but this new one is really closing in fast! :o)) Just Beautiful!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI just can't stop looking at this beauty! I vote for another QuiltALong when you get the pattern done :o))
ReplyDeleteLove this new design, it is such an original setting and shows off the fabrics so well! Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I like.
ReplyDeleteIt truly is beautiful Lynn. Another masterpiece. Everyday your mind creates something new for us followers to enjoy. Thank you . Looking forward to another addition to my Sewn wild Oaks notebook. :/))
ReplyDeleteLynn, you are so creative! This is a beautiful layout! And of course the fabric choices are terrific too! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteSo there is something good that comes from watching football! LOL
I really love this pattern! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteLynn, This is Anita Massey. While looking for something else entirely, I found a section in the EQ7 Book on adding blocks to the block library. I recalled you said you hadn't been able to do this with ones you created. What I found was on page 63 in the third section. Hope this helps.
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Stunning....to take two blocks and create this quilt speaks of your talent. Love it
ReplyDeleteOh Lynn, this quilt is just gorgeous! I love everything about it. Now...how can I get in on those deliveries from Marcus? Lol!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt, and the fabrics used.
ReplyDeleteI loved your Country Charmer and this is as beautiful..
That is absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. Sign me up for the pattern, please!!
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