That's what I've been working with. I bought a flower panel from the Lovely line by Sandy Gervais and some fat quarters to go with it a month ago and forgot all about it. Found it hiding in my sewing room and pulled it out. I wasn't quite sure what to do with the panel. I did a little mental brainstorming and cut it up. Added a border around each block and make some coordinating 9 patch blocks and here you go!
What I haven't decided is how to big to make this quilt. It will be going to Punkie. She called it. She likes it and wants it for her bed (I think). I toying with either a 4x6 layout with an outer border for a lap quilt or a 7x8 with a border for her bed. Either way I need to get a couple more panels. Fat Quarter Shop has them on clearance for $4.50. Until I decide and actually order the panels, I will continue making the 9 patch blocks. Amelia is going to have quite the collection of quilts soon. I have 4 others that I have fabric for to make quilts for her. I don't have a single one for myself but Punk has 2 completed quilts, 1 that needs to be quilted, 2 being worked on and 4 waiting in the wings. What does that add up to? NINE quilts! Good thing I love that little girl!
My postage stamp quilt... blocks are done! Woohoo!!! I was going to start laying them out and sewing row but my energy level isn't there. They still have to wait a little longer. But the blocks are done.
That's all for now!
Enjoy your day!
Jen
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14 hours ago







great use of the panel! Punkie is a lucky girl. I think you need to make yourself a quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use for the panel. It looks great. I bet lil' miss loves it. And your blocks...super. Good going.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use the panels! It's going to be a lovely quilt! :0)
ReplyDeleteYour postage stamp is going to be fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute quilt for s cute little girl. Love your postage stamp blocks too.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to have your daughter loving your quilting!! That's a great quilt for Amelia, and love your postage stamp quilt.
ReplyDeleteI like your use of the panel. My mother in law bought 2 panels from Burgandy Buttons and she's going to alternate with a Lovely layer cake ...sort of scrappy look.
ReplyDeleteI like your SG lovely quilt...I haven't bought any of the lovely fabric yet!! Your giddy postage stamp is looking good...I still haven't finished quilting mine!! Like you...I have a lot of quilts in different stages...it's fun that way!!
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with the Lovely panel ...great job! I also can't wait to see how your postage stamp quilt comes together, that's real pretty!!
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait to see your postage stamp blocks all laid out, woo hoo, you're making great progress! That is going to be an adorable quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love how you did the panel...very nice!
ReplyDeletethat is going to be a darling little quilt!!!! love the colors!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! That's a great use of the panel!
ReplyDeletethey are looking great Jen
ReplyDeleteYou've been hard at work there Jen! I love the panel quilt! Plus the postage stamp blocks are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGood work jen you have been very busy,well done
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