The Snowmen were from a block swap my friendship group did about six years ago. We were to make a snowman block any size and any way. This "anything goes" is not something to tell a group of women to do. However, since we have no rules, there were blocks ranging in size from 15" square to 5 1/2" by 16". You get the picture. It took a bit of extra thought and fabric to put it together; but, that was the fun part.
I am entering this into my Christmas in July challenge. This month it can be anything Christmas out of fabric. I think this qualifies, don't you?
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Quilt happy,
Marilyn
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13 comments:
brilliant, love it, that's a great quilt Marilyn, going to have to try the binding method.Definitely qualifies for the Christmas Challenge.
hugs
Diana
Love it Marilyn.
Hugs
Lois
Awesome Marilyn awesome and I love the binding i am going to have to try that definitely
Love the quilt Marilyn! I think that binding technique turned out great.
hugs Karen
Fantastic work my friend..hugs Khris
Never heard of that technique, will have to take a look. Just love how it turned out!
Super cute. And the different size blocks really add that extra oomph to the quilt - it may have been a bit more work, but it sure was worth it!
WOW! I knew it would be simply gorge ! Love it!
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Pam
great job. What a happy quilt.
I REALLY love this quilt, Marilyn! It looks so good that you'd think it was a kit! And the "piping" does look great.
That turned out so cute...makes me want to get my blocks out too. Good Job Marilyn!!!!!
What a lovely quilt and what a fun swap that must have been!
Micki
OMG this one is delightful Marilyn....how very christmassy it is....great that the faux piping tutorial worked out....maybe I'll get to it soon....who knows, but I do plan on using it one day too! Hugs Naomi
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