This month's mini was so easy . . .
. . . and this was taken in good lighting near a sliding glass door. What a difference in color! In any case I put six blocks on the front . . .
. . . and two on the back. I was totally surprised how the quilting lines crossed in just the right places. Didn't even think of that when I was making the back.
Be sure and visit Wendy's blog to see her monthly mini along with links to all the other fabulous quilters who have joined in on the fun!
On another note the leaves were at peak color this weekend. Here are some pics of the country roads we traveled :)
The colors just take my breath away!
Enjoy your week!
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Copyright 2020, Barbara Schaffer
What pretty blue fabrics in your little quilt! Sometimes we do get lucky with how things work out on the back, don't we? I loved seeing the beautiful fall foliage on the trees there. ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteWow that really is amazing about lighting - looks like two different quilts. Very nice. Your foliage shots are just spectacular!! Makes me dearly miss MA/NH this time of year!
ReplyDeleteSweet little mini - isn't it amazing how the blocks look completely different in the various lighting! Your fall colors look like the hillsides here, absolutely the best late September color in several years.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love this one! SO sweet! I have linked you into today's post. Your colors Fall are sensational. We lost a lot in today's wind and rain, but there is a lot to go around.
ReplyDeleteI love your mini, and especially since you made it from vintage blocks. I like both color schemes! ;-)
ReplyDeletePrecious little mini, Barbara. And that was serendipitous the way the quilting lines matched up with the blocks on the back.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your fall colors with us. Gorgeous!
Sweet mini. Cross hatch is one of my go to quilting designs. Love how it matched up on the back.
ReplyDeleteThe colors in that area are the country's best I think. We drove up to the Saratoga area one years and the colors were stunning.
happy October
This mini is adorable !!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the colors of Fall... so gorgeous !
Your mini was a perfect way to showcase these vintage blocks. The crosshatch quilting is simple and adds to the design. You must have had the magic touch to get the quilting to be in the right stop on the back! Your fall leaves are gorgeous.
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