Farmer's Wife Quilt 2015 instalment 4

Welcome,

Today I'm  sharing my latest completed Farmer's  Wife Daughter Quilt blocks.

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 48 - Homeward Bound
Completed 16th March 2015

For those that are new, I am completing  this quilt using the hand sewing method of English Paper Piecing.  

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 50 - Honeycomb
Completed 18th March 2015

I find it a nice way to relax at the end of the day, though I am itching to spend more time in front of the machine - so many quilts in my head!

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 51 - Honey's Choice
Completed 21st March 2015

Again for those that are new, I have chosen to use the colour scheme of pink, green, aqua, white with a pop of orange. 

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 51 - Hovering Birds
Completed 21st March 2015

This project has already taken over a year, all progress can be found here.

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 52 - Hovering Hawks
Completed 23rd March 2015

I am finding that my fabric choices seem to go in phases, some earlier choices I feel are now a little questionable, but I'm ok with that.  

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 53 - Jackknife
Completed 28th March 2015

Overall the quilt will define my quilting journey.

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 54 - Kitchen Woodbox
Completed 28th March 2015

And I for one can't wait to see where that journey takes me

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 55 - Linoleum
Completed 28th March 2015

And this leaf is block 56 - that's half way to 111 blocks in this quilt!

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 56 - Maple Leaf
Completed 28h March 2015

When all of these blocks are together in a quilt they will all balance each other out.

Farmer's Daughter Quilt Block 57 - Morning
Completed 28th March 2015

I've also managed to baste a few sashing pieces this week too

Quilt stats:

• 111 blocks - 57 completed

• 110 cornerstones - 7 completed

• 32 half cornerstones - 6 completed

• 28 setting triangles - nil completed

• 4 small setting triangles - nil completed

• 252 sashing strips- 36 completed

• borders?

Thank you for popping by and sharing my progress.

Vicki