It has more vining and flowers. And the urns are shaped differently.
Got some blocks completed, two for Lori Smith's Folk Art Applique and one for the LQS BOM (to Nancy, Hi, the fabrics are a mix of batik and some gorgeous hand-dyed cotton that went on sale for 40% off at the LQS; the hand-dyes are pretty much a solid tone but are the most heavenly colors and the cotton they used is very delectable, I've been wondering what it is exactly because it is very very cool :-) ).
The LQS pattern this month is Bow Tie, but I didn't feel like making that, so made this star block instead with the kit fabric.
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I think you can "replicate" a nice runner from your sketch.
Was it a "penny" quilt - the edging makes me wonder...
Oh, I love the table runner design! Even if yours doesn't look the same it's still wonderful. I hope you make it so we can see it in all it's fabric glory!
Karen, your Lori Smith's blocks are unique, what fabrics did you use, I like that look, Nancy from PrimitiveFolkArt
your folk art blocks are really beautiful - love the colors and textures
I really like those blocks. My kind of style. I love the colors too.
I love the prim blocks! are you machine appliqueing or hand??
Bonnie
You sound like me, I can do a mean quick drawing from memory if I really like something well enough!! Great idea!
Cheers to you for rebeling and making your darling star block instead of a bow tie! ;-)
Love the two folk art blocks that you have already stitched. Luscious fabrics!
Welcome to the Mavericks!!! I've been meaning to stop by now for a few days...I've enjoyed my visit tonight quite alot!
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