Vintage Patchwork (by PamBuda) project #7, “Scarlet”.
When I started this monthly project back in
January, I cut out each month’s project (as Pam suggests in the book) and
placed them in labeled bags. I did not try to match Pam’s fabrics, I just chose
40 ten inch squares of my favorite fabrics. I found it interesting that the
colors for this little project were so close to Pam’s.
This is the first one that I
had trouble with. I am not the best at following directions. I suggest that
you pay close attention to Pam’s tips
if you want yours to come
out correctly! Her message and helpful hints were spot on - if only I had read them first!! I had to “improvise” after I realized that I did not adhere to
the written instructions. I was able to fix the problem, but I admit I took the
photo from as far back as I could!!
It is still sweet and will
become part of someone’s Christmas package this year. Thanks Pam for another
great project and I will pay closer attention to the next one!
It's darling!!
ReplyDeleteSweet. I need to make mine now. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI think it looks great. I also don't know how you get everything done!!
ReplyDeleteMy intention had been to try and make at least half of these projects throughout the year. Here we are midway and I've made one. I need to dive in and make another.
It looks absolutely perfect in my world!
ReplyDeleteso tiny and sweet!
ReplyDeletelooks perfect to meeeee...got my train tix today...hope to see you at cyndi's...LOL
ReplyDeleteWell done - love your fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteWhat, you're suppose read the directions first? Hahaha. Glad you could fix it. It's super cute. You've done a great job keeping up.
ReplyDeleteSo cute--and perfect fabric choices! Like the way you rotated the direction of the red border print :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks perfect to me, and I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteMakes me wonder what her tip is.
You got your July mini done early in the month. Now what will you do the rest of the month?
ReplyDeleteIt came out great, Wendy. Now I'm behind... I still need to do my June Pam Buda project...
ReplyDeleteyou've gotten me motivated, though!
Hope you have a great weekend!
What a sweet little quilt. I'm always impressed by your minis, especially knowing how tiny some of the pieces are. I tend not to read the directions, but I'm learning....
ReplyDeleteIt's fantastic that you share this information with us. I like reading your posts very much, because I'm just learning so any knowledge is helpful to me.
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