I’m still working on my ancient pink UFO which is getting a total makeover, and I’m having so much fun with it! There is no formal pattern — it’s just 12 salvaged sampler blocks, and I’m making it up as I go along.
The cornerstones and sashings are finished.
And now I’m making 9-patch blocks for the borders.
To see what other quilters have on their Design Walls today, please visit Judy’s blog, Patchwork Times.
Happy Quilting!
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That is so pretty! (and I’m not usually a huge fan of pink). I really like the different blocks which gives it loads of interest for the eye.
It will be lovely – how big are your 9 patches?
I like the way some of the blocks seem to jump out at you. For some reason I have developed a liking for pink. Usually I like the darker colors. Maybe my color palette is changing with spring. You are going to have a beautiful quilt. Can’t wait to see the finished product.
It is going to be a prety quilt and soon a finished UFO!
very pretty, I think of cotton candy when I see it.
Kathie L.
I like the changes you made. Very pretty.
lovely quilt and love the little 9-patch blocks!
Oh I love this one! Very girlie! 😉
Very pretty! Good for you working at finishing up a UFO! I’m busy starting new proejcts over here 🙂
I can’t wait to see this with the borders on. It’s nice that you are having fun with it.
The piece in my stashbusting report is an art piece, about 9 inches by 12 inches. It was a challenge to use tulle in a quilt for my Art Quilt Group.
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Wow great quilt, the nine-patch blocks seems to be perfect for the border. You made signifcant progress with it. I’ll be looking forward to see it ready. It is so good to finished a project specially when it is an anciant UFO. 🙂
Happy Easter!
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Ivani
I like to see people actually making quilts from the sampler blocks they make. And your quilt is coming along nicely.
What a great way to make the most of “spare” sampler blocks – it looks terrific!