My friend Evelyn recently texted to me a photo of a Quilt of Valor she saw online, and we both agreed that it would be a great idea for a future project. I just couldn't get it out of my mind, and even pulled out a blue yardage that I thought would be perfect. It uses a block pattern called Beads that I've used in the past for a baby quilt, so you know I just couldn't resist.
Wednesday's shopping produced a red and a background to join that blue.
Thursday I had time in my sewing room, to cut the kit for this new Quilt of Valor project.
And I even had time to sew 2 sample blocks to put in with the kit. These are Beads (or Chandelier) blocks. They use a 5" square, and 2.5" squares and strips. It's such an easy pattern, and I'm delighted that Evelyn inspired me to try it as a QOV.
This is the photo that she sent me - maker unknown unfortunately. It has 20 red blocks and 25 blue blocks with simple borders added - and my kit is all set with the parts for the same number of blocks. I'm excited to dive into this one - after I get borders on the current UFO.
3 comments:
Love it! And your blue fabric choice :)
That is a very pretty design!
This is a great QOV design. Looking forward to seeing your progress.
Post a Comment