Showing posts with label 36. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 36. Show all posts
Friday, May 25, 2018
Saturday, September 2, 2017
Summer Progress
I did a bit of hand applique in the London and Addis Ababa airports on my way to Rwanda.
Completed it when I got home.
| Morrell Block # 15 |
| Morrell Blocks 13, 19, 51 and 36 |
I did the stitching on #36 a couple of years ago then misplaced the rest of the fabrics. I found them exactly where I left them where they were supposed to be deep in the project box with all the other French General fabrics for this quilt. Now to complete the block.
Blessings,
Chris
Sunday, December 27, 2015
Stitching Morrell at the Airport and on the Train
I was in Europe visiting family for 2 weeks and took 3 Morrell blocks along for the ride. I completed 2. I am having problems uploading photos these days, but got these 2 to show for now.
I did take a photo stitching on the plane but left the camera there and bought a new one in England. Then one of my grand daughters broke it. I still love her dearly. I bought the cheaper one with batteries.
We took the train into London one day to visit the Victoria and Albert Museum. You can read about that on my other blog Quilting at the Farm . The January facebook quilt-a-long begins in a few days with 3 random blocks being selected each month. I hope to keep pace with this group and do a few extra blocks as I want.
I am trying to figure out how to host a linky party here. When I do, I would love to have others share their blocks. I am using mostly French General fabrics. What's not to love about them?
Blessings,
Chris
| Morrell #36 |
I did take a photo stitching on the plane but left the camera there and bought a new one in England. Then one of my grand daughters broke it. I still love her dearly. I bought the cheaper one with batteries.
| Morrell # 50 |
We took the train into London one day to visit the Victoria and Albert Museum. You can read about that on my other blog Quilting at the Farm . The January facebook quilt-a-long begins in a few days with 3 random blocks being selected each month. I hope to keep pace with this group and do a few extra blocks as I want.
I am trying to figure out how to host a linky party here. When I do, I would love to have others share their blocks. I am using mostly French General fabrics. What's not to love about them?
Blessings,
Chris
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