Saturday, August 6, 2011

Kansas Dust Storm


Well, I did it.  I finished all the blocks in the Summer Sampler Series.  The last one was a paper pieced beauty called Kansas Dust Storm.  I learned a lot about paper piecing and don't think I'll be so apprehensive to try other quilts using this method.  


Here are all twelve blocks together.  Now I have to figure out how to set them.  I've been working on other projects as well and will have some things to show you next week.  Hope everyone is having a good Saturday!

Smiles,

14 comments:

  1. Oh, that's so beautiful!
    Jane-Jacksonville

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  2. Your blocks are just stunning Renee. :o)
    Can't wait to see your goodies that you have been working on! :o)

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  3. Love the fabrics in that block. It was what drew me to your blog. Your quilt is turning out beautiful.

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  4. Renee, that is the MOST BEAUTIFUL QUILT BLOCK I have ever seen. I can't wait to see how you set all of those lovely blocks! I hope I can make a quilt that pretty someday.

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  5. All of your blocks are beautiful but I have to admit that your latest one is my favorite!

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  6. You've done a great job with the Summer Sampler, the colours are so fresh and bright.

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  7. I love that block and you did such a terrific job on the center. It almost looks like a stack and whack block. Can't wait to see the completed quilt.

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  8. All your blocks are so pretty Renee! You did such a great job! Can't wait to see what else you are up to!

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  9. I love this last block. The colors are so vibrant and cheerful and the block design is just gorgeous.

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  10. It is coming out so beautifully. I just ordered some new fabric today to start a hexi quilt for sure...Enjoy your weekend...smiles...Renee

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  11. These are so gorgeous! You've done a fantastic job--and yours are even more beautiful that the ones in the patterns on the original blog!

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  12. This will be such a beautiful quilt. I think this last block is my favorite.

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  13. Each one you have shown us has been my favorite. Now this is my new favorite. It will be fun to see how you decide to set it. Also looking forward to seeing what else you have been working on.

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  14. Carla-Sugar Land texasAugust 8, 2011 at 2:54 PM

    I used the same fabrics for the farmers wife quilt. I am using a light yellow with pale cream polka dots for the sashing. I am anxious to see what you come up with. I love your blocks!

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