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This block is often called Flower Basket - however as I continue to learn about how blocks are named, the source I was reading said it was known by several other names but didn't share what they were! I love how simple it looks, but let me tell you, that's a lot of half square triangles in there, which is anything except simple! Happy to make this in any color combination!
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This block is often called Flower Basket - however as I continue to learn about how blocks are named, the source I was reading said it was known by several other names but didn't share what they were! I love how simple it looks, but let me tell you, that's a lot of half square triangles in there, which is anything except simple! Happy to make this in any color combination!
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Don't be afraid of this old crow - he's really quite friendly. We made this block with Halloween in mind - a little scary? Maybe, but he's very quiet! A reminder that our bird/crow pattern is adapted from Karen Walker's Laugh Yourself Into Stitches Red Wing Bird quilting pattern. It's great in a quilt or as a piece of decor!
Thank you so much for the amazing quick shipping! I love my Mustard Bird - it’s even better in person!!! I ordered it on Thursday and received it on Monday! It didn’t take me long to get it hung! Thanks so much! ~ Carol L
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I LOVE Barn Quilts - here's our answer to having one you can see every day! Rustic but refined, this simple two-color combination is a winner - a beautiful geometric quilt block finished in black and whites shades, I bet you have the perfect place for it! Karla sent us this note about her barn quilt block:
I wanted to let you know that the beautiful wood quilt block arrived safely. It is so pretty!!!! You did such a wonderful job!!! The navy color is perfect!!! Thank you so much for all your hard work and time in making both of my quilt blocks. I appreciate your willingness to find a navy color that matched what I was wanting. Thank you!!! You have been so kind!!! ~Karla S
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Who was the Farmer's Daughter? I'd love to know, quilt block names are a mystery to me! One of the things I really like about this block is it’s simplicity, and yet it has quite a bit of visual interest. Even though it’s clearly a traditional design, it still translates well into modern quilts. The Farmer’s Daughter Quilt Block pattern is made up of simple squares and half square triangles typically using three colors - but how cute would it be with just two...
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I often describe this as a Rustic Quilt Ladder, but really it works great in urban chic, modern or in a farmhouse settings! We used a gray stain that sort of takes on a steel blue gray look - it's really quite striking and looks good with all colors. ** Because of it's size, this item is local pickup only**
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One of my favorite Quilt Blocks - perfect for Spring! Did you know watching the flight path of geese was used as a guide to find water, food and places to rest? This 12 x 12 x1.5 inch square is a good example of flying geese flight patterns! Make from individually cut pieces of wood, glued together and framed. No two blocks are alike!
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What's better than the beautiful colors of fall leaves? Maybe some that does not require raking! These are made from old barn ship lap siding. No two will be the same but each one is full of character and charm! Price is for just one - please add note to your order for which you'd prefer. Processing time is 3-5 business day until shipped
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Traditional red white and blue the Ohio Star quilt pattern is a classic quilt with amazing history. Barbara Brockman, a famous quilt scholar and author of Civil War Sampler gives us some history that we can connect the Ohio Star Quilt pattern back in the 1800's! Check it out - it's interesting and radical reading, you'll look on this pattern with a whole new awareness of its history.
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Get ready for fall and have a little fun with your Halloween decorating! We distressed this block - so no need for any spider webs, unless you have a friendly spider too! A classic quilt pattern with amazing history. Barbara Brockman, a famous quilt scholar and author of Civil War Sampler gives us some history that we can connect the Ohio Star Quilt pattern back in the 1800's! Check it out - it's interesting and radical reading, you'll look on this pattern with a whole new awareness of its history.