Thank you everyone for playing along. I hope you got to go to the MODA blog and see all of the yummy bundles the designers have been working with! If you are Kathleen D and you posted on 7/21/16 2:16 PM and said… The Ribbons quilt is lovely any time of year… But, my favorite right now would be Slices! It's the perfect time for some watermelon! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity! I'll be crossing my fingers in the hope that I'll be your very lucky…
If you are new here today, welcome to my little corner of the world wide web! I know I have already talked just a wee bit about these this summer but today is a special day in blogland. It is MODA BELLA SOLIDS DAY! If you float around a little today, you might notice that several of us designers are talking about our bundle… all of them are quite yummy, each representing the colors in that designer's signature palette. Ours is…. well, classic Fig Tree. Not pastel. Not primary. Not totally bright, not totally soft. Somewhere…
Hello Friends! It's been a while since we had a chance to update here on the blog so get ready for a bit of information. As promised, monthly updates are always happening on Instagram, Facebook and even Twitter. Not only that, but you can follow along and be inspired by others working on the same blocks so if you don't already follow us there, you might want to consider it? All of our BOM programs will always be updated there much more regularly than here. We have been enjoying designing different blocks in a variety…
Did you all think I had forgotten you? So sorry for the long break. Between now and when we were last here together, I finished up all of my new patterns, sent our brand new Sherbets & Creams booklet to print, went to Market, graduated my oldest son from high school, went on vacation to Boston and Cape Cod and am now back working my way through 1273 emails! Phew! I'm feeling tired just thinking about it all. But enough about that, as for the quilt along…. Step 1: You now have (20) squares…
The next step on our quilt along adventure is fairly straightforward…. divide your pumpkin seeds into grouping of 4 that you like and add them to the background 4-patches as shown. Remember that the ends don't matter so don't worry about them. I recommend laying all of your groupings of 4 so that you don't end up with a block of all one color! Once you have made all the groupings of 4 and you like all the combos, simply machine stitch those pumpkin seeds down. Creating your final layout [in…
