These are from my Baltimore style quilt which I will eventually show you the whole quilt. I actually prefer to see little bits at a time to appreciate the whole quilt and this way you can see a bit more of the detail that was so painstakingly done.
My source for these blocks came from:
Top – Hearts All Around – McCall’s Quilting magazine, June 2001 issue
Middle – Oak Laurel – McCall’s Quilting magazine, August 2001 issue
Bottom – Apple Glory – McCall’s Quilting magazine, August 2001 issue
There is a lot of appliqué and hand quilting in these blocks.
Enjoy!
Lovely blocks. like to see them a few at a time. You are so right about appreciating them and then i can look forward to seeing the whole quilt.
ReplyDeleteThey're beautiful. I was so disappointed when I clicked to enlarge, (for a close up view) the picture stayed small.
ReplyDeleteI love these all but I was caught by the use of the different blues in the top block. An eye-catching effect.
ReplyDeleteSo talented!
Your blocks are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThey're all gorgeous. The bottom one really caught my eye. Now I can't wait to see the whole quilt!
ReplyDeleteThese blocks are so pretty. I thought I prefered the middle one but after a second look I think I love them all :-).
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous blocks! I especially like the middle block. Which block in this quilt to be is your favorite? Thanks for showing them a block at a time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Blocks you making. I put your siggie on my web-log. Ther are more from manny countries. greeting Renee
ReplyDeleteGosh, they are all so beautiful! HOurs and hours of work in these. The final product is just going to be spectacular!!
ReplyDeleteYou have certainly done excellent work on these blocks. I am looking forward to seeing the whole quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks.
ReplyDeleteI just opened my yahoo mail and found you sent me enlargements of these photos. Thank-you for this as they are beautiful. I kept going back to the first one, as the hearts show up everywhere, almost like an "Eye Spy" quilt. Stunning. (Note: You can change your camera settings which will permit enlargements when photos are double clicked.)
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