Showing posts with label Sampler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sampler. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 18, 2017
Friday, August 19, 2016
2016 Finished Quilts - Land of Lincoln Sampler - Quilt 7
I have written several posts on this quilt during the construction process of the top. It is out of civil war reproductions and the top center block has a picture of President Lincoln, thus the name, Land of Lincoln Sampler.
It is more of a wall hanging, lap quilt. as it measures 60" X 60". Right now, my mom covers up with it for an afternoon nap on occasion.
Here is the picture of President Lincoln, in the center of a block. Sorry for the shadow of me taking the picture.
The blocks were all different, most I haven't done before, but this kind of project always builds more quilting skills.
The backing is nondescript, just a plain small beige reproduction print.
The setting blocks between the quilt blocks are five strips of the various fabrics used in the quilt, this was a first for me using this type of setting blocks, and it is a wonderful way to use up leftover fabric, rather than adding another background fabric.
Next are the specific facts about the quilt:
Size: 60" X 60"
Fabric Lines Used: Various civil war reproductions, sent in kits in a BOM program.
Pattern: Land of Lincoln Sampler #244 by Civil War Legacies
Designer: Carol Hopkins Designs
Long Arm Quilter: Carol Logan
Year Began: 2011
Year Completed: 2016
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Monday, May 23, 2016
New BOM
I really need my head examined. Really! Sign up for a new BOM?? Aw, what the heck, it's just one this year. I used to do several (that's why I have so many UFO's, but that's been a whole 'nother story)
This BOM is called "Vintage Sampler". I took this picture at one of my favorite quilt shops, Something to Crow About in Springfield, Oregon. We stopped there on our way to a trade show this weekend, and when I saw it in person, I swooned. First of all I really like shirtings, and that is the basis of this fabric line. Not to mention it is in Red, white, and blue colors. And, I like doing samplers.
This BOM is called "Vintage Sampler". I took this picture at one of my favorite quilt shops, Something to Crow About in Springfield, Oregon. We stopped there on our way to a trade show this weekend, and when I saw it in person, I swooned. First of all I really like shirtings, and that is the basis of this fabric line. Not to mention it is in Red, white, and blue colors. And, I like doing samplers.
Vintage Sampler Block of the Month Quilt
Filled with American appeal and a rustic feel, this 82" x 89" full-sized sampler quilt is pieced and fusible appliqued over the period of 12 months. Each month you'll receive Barbara Eikmeier's pattern with directions and fabrics for a section of the quilt top from her Vintage Shirting & Dress Prints 1880-1910 line for Paintbrush Studio.
So there you have it, another BOM on the list that never ends. Sigh!!
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Barbara Elkmeier,
BOM,
QOV,
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Sampler,
Shirtings,
Vintage Sampler
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