27 March 2013

Birds of a Feather Block Two

I have finished block two for the Birds of a Feather quilt. I only had a little left to applique, I managed to get that done yesterday while 'watching' TV with the family. I have decided with this quilt to try and piece the blocks as I go, rather than leave it all to the end as I normally do. Assembling quilt tops is my least favourite part, perhaps because I have such a small space to work in and no room to spread everything out? I was going to attach block 2 to block 1 until I checked the assembly diagram again and realised they are not next to each other in the finished quilt :D








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  1. Margaret27/3/13 12:34

    So beautiful! I'm in love.

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  2. Krista27/3/13 12:58

    SOOOOO pretty Elaine!! I love it!

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  3. Angie in SoCal27/3/13 15:28

    I love the soft yellow background on these. Tell us more about this quilt. In the meantime, I'll go back in your post to learn more. So lovely.

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    1. Elaine27/3/13 16:30

      Thank you! you can see all my other posts here:
      http://emilyscupboard.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Birds%20of%20a%20Feather

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  4. Fischtown Lady27/3/13 15:41

    Wonderful, magical Appliation! I love them!
    Greetings from Germany, Marita

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  5. Laurie in Iowa27/3/13 16:33

    Your applique work is beautiful.

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  6. Julierose27/3/13 16:47

    This is just so pretty..love those applique blocks next to the pieced ones!! Julierose

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  7. Lynette27/3/13 20:15

    oooo - very pretty :)

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  8. pandchintz29/3/13 01:06

    Love it!

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  9. Carole~Quilter on the hill29/3/13 04:28

    This is just looking gorgeous, very pretty fabrics.

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  10. Diana2/4/13 22:24

    Can't wait to see it finished

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  11. Archie The Wonder Dog4/4/13 13:08

    Your blocks are beautiful!

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  12. Fiona9/4/13 17:35

    It looks amazing. I have plans to learn to quilt come the autumn.

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