will be to participate in the QAL 2021 The Curves! Curves! I am looking forward to this. The rules state that we cannot begin making the quilt until January 1, 2021. It has to be a completely new project.
I saw this antique quilt hanging on the wall in Mary's Quilt Shop in Bedford Pennsylvania in April 2014. I looked at it long and hard and figured out the underlying pattern. I bought some black and green reproduction fabric for another project then went back the next day and bought the rest of the bolt. I wanted to make sure I had enough. Later that day I bought 11 yards of Kona Snow for the first time for the Cherries quilt. I have bought the Kona Snow several times since then. A lot of it.Then a few years later I bought a GO die to cut it all out. I wanted to make this thing fast. But what was the hurry? I needed a reason to make it. Now I have one. A challenge! A competition! With prizes! Do I want to win a prize? That is always nice. But I do not need more stuff, now do I?
My January 2021 OMG goal will be to have the first 16 block units of The Curves! made.
Blessings,
Chris
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Good luck with the curves. They are also a bit frightening to me. I have put learning how to sew curved blocks as a challenge for this year.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fantastic quilt. Looking forward to seeing your progress. Happy quilting and Happy New year.
ReplyDeleteCurves! Looks like a challenging block. Good luck with your OMG.
ReplyDeleteWow! I hope you finish this one as I'm looking forward to seeing it! Happy 2021 at the farm~
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, it was so fun to 'meet' you yesterday! I look forward to Zooming with you again. Brave woman, curves are not my forte!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it will be a lovely project. I look forward to following your progress.
ReplyDeleteKudos to you for taking on curves! Best of luck on sweet 16!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your curves, I will do this challenge too ;) The pattern you choose is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds very exciting, wonderful idea.
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