Wednesday, April 11, 2012

STRINGS

Just before Easter, I taught a class based on the quilt in my header.  Each of the ladies had such different fabrics, which made for a great variety of blocks. Here's a little sampling:







It's been a month since I last posted a farmers wife block. Here is #24 (finally)

Not too bad considering how many pieces are in it.

*For whatever reason, my computer won't let me upload anymore photos. I will have to wait for hubby to get home from work I guess.

I hope to be back Friday with a picture of my finished hexagon quilt.......fingers crossed

10 comments:

Unknown said...

oooooh those string blocks are gorg! I must learn how to do a farmer's wife quilt one of these days. Don't know that the skills are there yet. For now I'll just drool over your talent. Love the purple fabric too! Sitting on pins and needles waiting to see that hexie quilt :) Have a great day Carla!

vintage grey said...

LOve all the blocks!! I would love to take a quilting class one day!! It seems like a lot of fun!! ;) xo Heather

Karen said...

Oh I do like how those rows look...going to have to try that out soon!

Kelly said...

Love the string blocks and look forward to the hexie quilt.

Diane-crewe said...

your blog looks like a rainbow to day xx

Lindsay said...

Such beautiful fabrics! I love the quilt in your header... I was actually admiring it for awhile before I scrolled down to actually read! :)

Live a Colorful Life said...

Great string blocks. And the FW block was not an easy to make!

Debbie said...

very cool! have yet to try the strings...

Megan said...

I love a good string block - looks like you're putting the scrap bin to good work! Ooof, so many pieces in that Farmer's Wife block, but the colors in it are gorgeous!

Diane Swett said...

love the blocks and the title Moroccan tiles is nice. the Palace reminds me of the tile work I saw in Italy - the tile work of Pompeii.....Lovley