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Sunday, February 22, 2015

Sewing Sewing Sewing...

all day long!

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I added three more rows to my double Four Patch top, which means 30 blocks. To complete it I need another 20 blocks... I think I rather have a break from this and start a new baby quilt for my three months old grandson : first priority, isn't it? As I showed in this post, my daughter chose various shades of grey for this quilt and I suppose it will be a pleasure for me to use soft neutral hues, after all those colorful fabrics lately... relaxing!

22 comments:

  1. I like the four patch design you are working on. I am drawn to your fabric choices. Also, I wonder what kind of sewing machine you are using.

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  2. I just love the simplicity of the four patch. Such wonderful fabrics you are using in this, the saturated warm colors will make this a cozy quilt. I also love the photo of your sewing machine's foot. It looks as if it has a been a good friend to you and has that same sort of simplicity. Wonderful!

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  3. the design you are working on it great - I love the old fashion look it has

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  4. This is the exact kind of day I have ahead of me today....good to know I'm in good company. BTW...I noticed a lot of changes in your blog! Looks like you've been busy....lot's of time and reorganization...looks good!

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  5. Enjoy your change of pace. Sewing for other people is always a nice excuse to use new colors.

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  6. Tu as relooké ton blog !! Il est très sympa ainsi... ;)
    Encore 20 blocs mais ton quilt sera magnifique ! En attendant, bon baby quilt !!
    Bonne fin de dimanche !

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  7. I like the variety of colors in your four-patch quilt!

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  8. I love your Double 4 patch block. What are the sizes of your blocks? Do you have the instructions? I like it because they are tiny.

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    1. Blocs finis 8" x 8"

      Couper :

      Petits carres : 1.50" x 1.50"
      Moyens carres : 2.50" x 2.50"
      Grands carres : 4.50" x 4.50"

      Finished blocks 8" x 8"

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  9. Christine,congratulations,great patience....:-)
    Jitka

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  10. Interesting to see all those seams pressed open - I imagine it reduces the bulk? This quilt is on my to-do list - I've admired it for years - and since 4-patches seem to be all the rage right now I'd love to get started! Beautiful!

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  11. Glad you have gotten so much done on this pattern--have always loved it. Your colors are fantastic. Hope you keep up with it, it will be gorgeous!! The colors your daughter picked out have been very popular. My daughter-n-law used grey and yellow. It has a very relaxed feeling to it. Have fun

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  12. Je comprends que tu aies envie de varier les plaisirs. Ton quilt va vraiment être superbe. Ta machine à coudre est-elle une machine professionnelle? Sa robustesse, son intégration dans la table et le mètre intégré à la table y font penser. Bon début de quilt doux.

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  13. Tu as bien raison de faire un break pour petit Marcel !! Quant aux differentes nuances de gris, c'est vraiment tres dans le vent ;) en as-tu 50 au moins??? Tres hate de voir les debut de ce nouveau baby quilt...♥

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    1. Oui, effectivement très tendances les shades of grey!

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  14. Lovely photos! I so enjoy seeing your works in progress. Can't wait to see what the baby's quilt will look like.

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  15. You always have the best photos.:)

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  16. I do like this, Christine, it is going to be a beautiful quilt; so many colours together and it works so well :-)
    xx

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  17. It's looking great Christine. FYI: you left me a comment on my blog and did you know that you are a no-reply? You might want to check your settings.

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  18. This is such a wonderful scrappy quilt!

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  19. I love seeing your progress on this quilt. But I do have to admit.... Making a baby quilt for your new grandson does sound rather tempting!

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