Friday, February 4, 2011

Bible Quilt and More

I saw on Jan Patek's blog that she was going to be doing her Bible quilt as a BOM. That reminded me that I had the patterns. I haven't seen her say anymore about it, but I plan on doing one block a month. It will be a mix of wool and cotton. Here's block 1 for January. Not too bad considering I started it on the 30th! It has been awhile since I've done anything very primitive so I'm looking forward to this.

Here is block #8 of Beyond the Cherry Tree quilt. Pretty boring all by itself, but together with the other blocks it will be a wonderful quilt.

 I joined a doll swap that Christine organized. My doll quilt is ready to ship off to Dorothy in the Land of Oz. I'm only allowed to give a sneak peak until it arrives at its new home. By the way, be sure to check out Dorothy's amazing quilts! Her header quilt alone will knock yer socks off!
I ordered this cute necklace from Etsy's One Stitch Off. Pam and Debbie, fellow quilters are responsible for making these. I hate to remove it from the packaging it is so cute!! Mostly they make quilty kind of necklaces, but I believe they take special orders too. It is nice when we can support each other! Thank you ladies! I love it! (it looks like they've added some new things on Etsy!!)

I hope everyone came through the cyclone and snow storms OK. We've been sunny, cold and dry in Central Oregon.

33 comments:

  1. Wow! You've been busy - it all looks wonderful. Can't wait to see the doll quilt.

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  2. I'm glad you're doing your Bible quilt. Mine is still one of my all time favorites.

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  3. I will definitely enjoy watching your progress on your Bible quilt.

    I think your 'boring' blocks is delightful - doesn't look very boring to me. :-)

    Can't wait to see your doll quilt. teehee!

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  4. That Bible quilt is so tempting...yours looks great!

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  5. Can't wait to see your doll quilt! I better get busy if yours is already on it's way!
    All your work is wonderful.

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  6. I'm also working on Jan's Bible Quilt. I appliqued five blocks a few years ago and there it sat. I substituted one block--adding Daniel in the lion's den. I'm not adding the embroidered verses. I want to finish mine this year too.

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  7. I'm also working on Jan's Bible Quilt. I appliqued five blocks a few years ago and there it sat. I substituted one block--adding Daniel in the lion's den. I'm not adding the embroidered verses. I want to finish mine this year too.

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  8. The Bible quilt looks like it will be really cute! She has information about it on her side bar. We had 3-4 inches of snow overnight. It comes on top of the ice already on the roads. All the schools are closed.

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  9. The Bible quilt is one of my favorites so will look forward to seeing your progress. Love the fabrics in this cherry tree block - its one of my favorites too. Can't wait to see the little quilt you made for Dorothy revealed - I agree - she is one amazing quilter!

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  10. Aren't Pam and Debbie great? I have one of their necklaces too, and love it.
    Your Bible quilt is going to be terrific! What fun you are having making each of the blocks.

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  11. What fun. I have thought about getting the pattern and doing it as well. Looking foward to seeing your progress on it.

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  12. Two beautiful blocks, I will follow your progress on Bible quilt.I don't know this pattern !
    I posted my Midnight Stars, not yet quilted, on my blog. XOXO

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  13. Oh... a Bible quilt BOM? I'll have to check that out... my SIL is going off to "minister school" in August...

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  14. Doll quilts are my absolute favorite - I can't wait to see it!

    I finished (quilted and bound finished) Midnight Stars. I had a great time working on it!

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  15. You Bible block is wonderful, I like the primitive look!
    Hugs,
    Denise

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  16. I will go back to this blog as I missed this announcement and love the block you made very much!

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  17. That is a wonderful pattern and think it would be nice to hang on a wall or banister, to show off the design. I was going to make my own version, then got carried away;)

    Debbie

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  18. You have been busy, busy busy once more. I shall look forward to seeing your Bible quilt.

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  19. Your Bible quilt block reminded me that I have had the pattern somewhere for a very long time. Your progress and enthusiasm might be just what I need to pull it out and get going. Hey, I even found it!

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  20. I am hoping to make the Bible Quilt with Jan this year. I think they are knocked out of commission with the snow back there so I am trying to be patient while they thaw.

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  21. The Bible quilt is looking great. The Primitive style is so unique to America!

    Your applique is just super!

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  22. looks like you have been busy ! the blocks look wonderful and oh can't wait to see the little quilt you made for the swap, looks wonderful from the peak!
    great necklace I am tempted to order one or two of them!
    have a great weekend
    Kathie

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  23. Please tell me your finished early on the doll quilt swap - yikes! I had better get going.
    I like your sneak peak. I haven't done one yet, do we have to or can we have it be a total surprise.
    Are you done with the vintage challenge? you amaze me! I'm in awe.
    I love the idea of a bible quilt. I've thought about it over the years, but never saw a good pattern. I'll have to check it out.

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  24. Oh no, your post is full of temptation for me, yikes! LOL I really like the primitive wool block a lot and your BTCT block is NOT boring, but beautiful!!
    I've been thinking about ordering a necklace as well, just can't decide which one...yours is very pretty!

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  25. What a great idea for a bible quilt. Love the block and your blog!

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  26. I really am intrigues with your bible quilt! I went and looked on Jan's blog website...I would love to do that quilt too!! Your necklace is very pretty. I bet your swap partner is so happy with her doll quilt, Lori!

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  27. Love your Bible quilt block! And the flowers are so pretty :o)

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  28. Dorothy does make gorgeous quilts. You were fast and hand quilted too. I love the first block and the Cherry tree one is fabulous as well.

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  29. Oh my...you've been busy!
    I'm going to enjoy watching your progress on the Bible quilt.

    Your BTCT is gorgeous..not boring!

    I like the little peek at the doll quilt. The purples have me curious. I look forward to the reveal.

    Your necklace is so cute! The packaging is extra fun. :)

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  30. I'm really enjoying your progress! I love your block, Lori!

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  31. The Bible quilt block set is one I never purchased. I will just have to enjoy seeing your blocks.

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  32. Hi Lori - thanks for the positive comments. Glad you like your necklace!!

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