While my computer was busy quilting on the longarm, I was nearby squaring up a bunch of half square triangles for a spring sampler quilt. These blocks were made from the scraps of my WISP, Dancing Daisies.
I want a quilt like the one I sketched below with twenty blocks.
So I added some solid pastel charm squares and extra blue squares from the binding and cornerstone fabric.
It feels so good to be working on this. A HST Sampler quilt has been on my bucket list for the last few years. Now I need to start sewing the blocks together so I can arrange them how I want with the sashing and cornerstones.
XX,
Jasmine
P.S. I will be linking up with some of the fun parties on my sidebar, including Oh Scrap.
Oh I remember the Dancing Daisies. You hand pieced that one. GULP!!!
ReplyDeleteYou picked a perfect sping color palette to use for the HST sampler. That would be one super-lucky recipient.
What a great idea for staying busy and productive while the longarm quilts away. This is a lovely compliment to your Dancing Daisies quilt and it is fun to see how it grew into a second project, too. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! I bet you feel so productive doing two things at once! I love the colors in your sampler quilt.
ReplyDeleteWow, this one is going together quickly! I really like the soft colors.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty fresh fabrics.
ReplyDeleteNice job, and you'll feel great having used more from you stash!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of HSTs! Love your color palette. Your fabrics look great here, just as in your Drunkard's Path quilt.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! And I love the quilting on dancing daisies!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful Jasmine.
ReplyDeleteOh Jasmine! The quilting on your quilt is gorgeous!!!! And I love the new one you designed! The fabric is very soothing!
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