I have been wanting to try mile-a-minute blocks for awhile now. I know I said I was going to do a landscape quilt, which is probably why I am starting another scrap quilt. When it is pieced I will have three tops to quilt. I try not to get a pile of tops to quilt because I will get overwhelmed by them and never start them. Unless I end up with a longarm somehow. The last three are all so busy that they will need fairly simple quilting and will be good to practise on because the quilting won't be too obvious.
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Very liberated log cabin look you have going there. I like the black and white border. very fun.
Love your mam quilt so far! I like how you did the borders! Very cool!
I'm loving your progress, Joyce!
The mile a minute is looking good, but do you need to join MaM Anon, my support group for mile a minute addicts? You're not alone in intending to make a landscape quilt and being sucked into Mam! :o)
love the bright scraps you're using! The inset border really calms the whole thing and unifies it well
Goodness! I missed this yesterday! How lovely to find a wonderful bright quilt, & 2 posts to read!
Love your quilt. I will have to make one after I finish my blue jeans quilt.
I love the bright colors and the border. It sounds so much more fun than a landscape quilt.
How wonderful--you haver made use of that holstein fabric already! Better watch out--those mile a minute quilts are really fun to make and you won't be able to stop at just one! LOL
I love that mile-a-minute, is it? I've got to make one of those!
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