I bought all these pieces for $4.00 at an estate sale. All the pieces were accurately cut. I have no idea what her plan was. But, I had a plan! Though it didn’t involve the long pieces or the apple core.
Disappearing 4 patch. I could only do one at a time. It kinda hurt my brain.
And, flying geese from the rectangles.
Nope.
Way better, and I had some 80’s grey I could use.
I’m not quite done with it. But, it’s all layered up and in the process of quilting. Vintage fabrics are sort of boring, but this isn’t so bad, and has that bit of modern twist.
I live at Portage Lake in Pinckney and on Lake Superior in the UP of Michigan.
My mom and sister taught me to sew in the 60ās, and I made a lot of my own clothing and altered for other people until recently. I started crafting with my mom in the 80ās, making and selling lots of duck door stops and applique pillows. My first quilt was king sized and made for my husband (boyfriend at the time) in the 70ās. I believe it was just squares in browns and tied. I am a traditional quilter, but I have stepped out of my box a few times. Thanks to my friend Katie McGrath at https://mcgrathquilts.wordpress.com/ I have joined 2 guilds, and love to quilt.
When my husband retired in 2016 we decided to spend Ā½ time at the Lake Superior house we built in 2006. I built my She Shed in 2017 because there wasnāt a dedicated space in the house. I can use it 3 seasons (if Iām lucky). No heat, and limited electricity (if I run the little space heater and the iron at the same time, I have to go reset the breaker).
Quilting changed dramatically when I rehabbed an old quilt from a friendās cabin. It turned out so great, I bought a quilt top at an antiques market, then another at an estate sale, etcā¦ā¦
I wanted to keep track of my rescues, and had many people say I should start a blog. Iāll start with āMoorestown Modern I & IIā. Enjoy my journey.
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Another fantastic job! Your brain works so much differently from mineā-I LOVE seeing what you do with your pieces and parts and rescues!!!
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I was so traditional when I first started quilting 40+ years ago. I havenāt stepped far from it, but I definitely see things differently now.
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