Hi,
Like many, I started a Farmer's
For those that don't know about this quilt, you can find the book here. The letters are quite fascinating to read. I am trying to read them as I complete the blocks.
I am piecing mine by hand using the English Paper Piecing (EPP) method and actually started it way back in February - thankfully I have been noting the date on the back of each as I complete them.
Here are the first 15 finished - beware, there are lots of pictures:
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 1 - Atic Windows Completed 9th February 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 2 - Autumn Tints Completed 13th February 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 3 - Basket Completed 15th March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 4 - Basket Weave Completed 16th February 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 5 - Bat Wing Completed 19th February 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 6- Big Dipper Completed 23rd February 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 7- Birds in the air Completed 10th March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 8 - Bouquet Completed 1st March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 9 - Box Completed 2nd March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 10 - Bowtie Completed 2nd March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 11 - Broken Dishes Completed 2nd March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 12 - Broken Sugar Bowl Completed 15th March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 13 - Buckwheat Completed March 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 14 - Butterfly at the Crossroads Completed 27th December 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 15 - Buzzard's Roost Completed 6th May 2014 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Blocks 10-16 |
Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 1-9 |
All in all I am liking what I have to date, however there are a lot of blocks and other pieces to go, I expect this project to take a while yet!
I have completed more blocks and I will update you again soon with all of the 2014 blocks completed, however I still have one in progress so I'd best get back to it!
Thank you for taking the time to see this progress,
Vicki
This quilt will be wonderful, one for your Mum I think! Good luck from one farmer's daughter to another.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jane, this one will certainly be staying in the family ;)
DeleteLooks lovely!! I am so impressed that you are hand piecing. I have started and made about 5 blocks of mine before I had to give up for Christmas sewing. 2015 will be my year of selfish sewing I think. Can't wait to see the progress in your quilt
ReplyDeleteThank you - maybe we can encourage each other to keep going!
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