When the Farmer's Wife 1930's quilt along started, I didn't have the book yet. I dipped into the original book and played with some of those blocks. Now my book is in though, and I am ready to take stock. So here, on my design wall, are the blocks I have done. The two on the lower left are of questionable quality, so I will either remake or fix them up a bit. The others are good though, so now I can start working on the new blocks and figure out which ones I have missed along the way. Figuring out is about all that I can manage on a Wednesday, but it is better than not having any fabric fun at all.
Looks like you've been having FUN with the Farmer's Wife. The good news is... the weekend is coming!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fabric fun for sure ! I've resisted so far, but the pull is strong with this one!
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued -- will be back to check on your progress. Love the bright and pastels together. Sally
ReplyDeleteI'm so not accustomed to seeing solid fabrics only in a quilt. Not very Amish of me to be sure. The Farmer's Wife blocks look great.
ReplyDeleteLove how the solid fabrics look in these blocks.
ReplyDeleteHave fun with your book blocks! It is interesting how modern it looks when you are making an 'old' quilt!
ReplyDeleteThey all look great - even the questionable ones.I am glad you were able to find some fun fabric time mid-week!
ReplyDeleteFun colors . . .
ReplyDeleteReally like your fabric choices. It will be fun to see this one grow into a quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove these blocks in solids. Even the ones you have in the lower left. They are cute blocks. Looking forward to seeing your quilt come together.
ReplyDeleteI've never done a lot with solids, but I'm rethinking that choice now.
I think your blocks are great! Love the colourchoise!
ReplyDeleteI love your colors! They make the blocks so much cooler!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks. I like the look of the solids in this blocks.
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