I have spent an enjoyable afternoon with Rebecka. We completed block 6 & 7 of the Civil War Quilt.
The last time I mentioned using a Singer Featherweight for this project she didn't have a name. As I've worked with the FW there is the aroma from the wooden case. It reminds me of being taught to sew by my father. He liked the name Rebecka but could not abide the nick name Becky. So I was named Therese but my lovely machine is Rebecka .
Richmond
Log Cabin
I remember log cabins from my childhood. Also building them from Lincoln Logs. Now where do you suppose the popular toy got it's name?
Large stippleing and binding complete this quilt for Windsor Community Quilters. A nice bit of comfort for a local nursing home.
I have also spent some time with the butterflies and made several blank labels. I MUST label quilts this year. As I do so I will post a bit about each one. A good way to show older work.
Richmond
Log CabinI remember log cabins from my childhood. Also building them from Lincoln Logs. Now where do you suppose the popular toy got it's name?
Large stippleing and binding complete this quilt for Windsor Community Quilters. A nice bit of comfort for a local nursing home.I have also spent some time with the butterflies and made several blank labels. I MUST label quilts this year. As I do so I will post a bit about each one. A good way to show older work.
Terry
5 comments:
I've seen quite a few of these blocks popping up. Great to see how they all feel different with the different fabrics used. You are going to have a lovely quilt at the end of it
lovely...lovely...lovely terry...i'm going to copy them and do it sometime...dzintra
Terry very nice work . . . from you and Rebecka!!! Well done.
Regards, Sue
Looking forward to the Blue Mntns day tomorrow, are you going to bring these beauties for show'n tell? see ya, k.
Love blocks Terry. Love your fabric for the blocks. Are you glad you started? Say hi and give her a big hugs for me please. Rebecka what's a nice name - Love Nat
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