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Two more wool blocks completed for my Emily Munroe quilt.
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These are the last two blocks in this row that use such vivid reds. The next two blocks use more pink and salmon shades for the wool flowers.
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A photo of the entire quilt courtesy of the New England Quilt Museum. I've been taken with the block of the horses and tree in the third row so I started that last night. Fun block with all the yarn couching for the tree branches. The black horses are stitched with crude contrasting wool stitches to make them primitive. I will show them on another post.
I love that rabbit photo too from the last post. Won't tell you how long I had to stand out there to capture that one shot and how very, very cold it was. Thanks for the comments.
I love that rabbit photo too from the last post. Won't tell you how long I had to stand out there to capture that one shot and how very, very cold it was. Thanks for the comments.
That is going to be such a gorgeous quilt, really love those designs and something I can think about doing in the future.
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I just love your work on this quilt Nancy. I always look forward to seeing your progress.
ReplyDeleteI love it, I like the 2nd. block best of these too!
ReplyDeleteHope to see the horse block when you're done.
I love your work!
I absolutely love this quilt. Nancy, looking at your work for the past year or so makes really makes me wish I could get over my applique phobia. Maybe I could try one block....
ReplyDeleteLovely work as always Nancy... Can't wait to see the horses next. Take good care, Karen
ReplyDeleteoh,nancy,how nice your blocks are, i am waiting to se your horse block,happystitching,susi
ReplyDeletelovely!!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be such a gorgeous quilt, very special, love to see your horse block. I can imagine that taking those animal pictures involves a lot of waiting, a lot of patience. We only see the finished product, which is always wonderful.
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