Back in January, I was doing some stash-sorting, and came up with several groupings I was ready to part with - a little fabric here, a collection of random blocks there. AND a generous stack of nearly 30 hourglass blocks leftover from the scrappy Hourglass quilt I made last summer.
All photos by Ellyn Zinsmeister; used by permission.
I happened to be chatting with my friend Ellyn @ellynz, told her about the stack, and she said she'd gladly take them and do something with them. Awesome! She joined them all together, appliquéd some solid circles on top, and passed it on to her friend Martha @pinwheelprodnsquilts, who quilted it in loops and circles.
Ellyn then topped it all off with big stitch circles and big stitch binding. How cool is that?!
The quilt finished at 46" x 54". I so appreciate the love Ellyn showed to the stack of blocks I'd lost interest in. It's fun to see scraps I recognize (from my blocks) mixed with ones I don't (from Ellyn's additions) and how well they play together. Definitely a fun collaboration.
ETA: Read Ellyn's post about this project here.
A really fun collaboration. The spots and hand stitching details are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLovely result and quite timely as it looks a bit like an eclipse (which we had here today).
ReplyDeletehaha. I see the resemblance. Glad you could see the eclipse....too cloudy here!
DeleteIt looks fantastic. Great result
ReplyDeleteThis was incredibly fun and a great jumpstart to 2024!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you again!
DeleteThat’s amazing and what a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteI thought it was fun too. Thanks!
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