I got three March blocks done for my red and green Christmas quilt. (lousy photo with my phone in a low light room)
I'm getting better and better with the pesky set- in seams. Yay!
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They are so beautiful. Hugs
ReplyDeleteGood for you, on the set-in seams, Lori. Maybe if I would attempt them again I would be able to say the same someday. But I am too wimpy. : )
ReplyDeleteI love the maverick blocks mingled in. Another great quilt!
Looking great!!! I love assembling as I go!! Makes it much easier!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Wow - this is going to be a beautiful quilt and I love the idea of setting them as you go. That is the part that often gets me side tracked.
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful! I like to start getting my blocks together if I know what I am doing. LOL
ReplyDeleteYou are making great progress. Another red and green quilt will no doubt be finished for next Xmas.
ReplyDeleteLove those beautiful blocks!!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! I love those blocks and the colors.
ReplyDeleteI haven't done many Y seams, except for the civil war blocks. I think there were a couple. Otherwise, I have stayed away from there. I guess I'm wimpy like Janet.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Lori!! Love those blocks!
ReplyDeleteLoving these blocks. I started a new project on the weekend, OK I started 2 new projects. I think I have to follow your idea and start sewing some blocks together on a piece that doesn't need a design wall. You will be a master of Y seams after this is finished!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that a smart idea! Such pretty blocks - always love your work.
ReplyDeleteI need to try another project with set-in seams so I can get it figured out. Your blocks are looking wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be a great quilt Lori.
ReplyDeleteRed an green always looks so crisp and fresh.
Lovely to see your progress on this quilt. I could sure use some practice with set-in-seams - I'm such a wimp! Setting the blocks as you sew them is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThey all look perfect! I think we need to talk while you're sewing...make some interesting blocks!!
ReplyDeleteWhat size are the red and green blocks. They look good size.
ReplyDeleteYour red and green quilt is fantastic. Just wait for the holidays. It'll be perfect!
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are looking absolutely fabulous, I love them!!!! What a wonderful quilt this is going to be!! I can see it quilted already, I really can, and I want one the same LOL!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHI!
ReplyDeleteI'm reading you on Bloglovin - it's good.
Love your blocks and so clever to start piecing them now.
Red and green -- always a classic combination. I see you'll be mixing the red and green around just a bit for some variety. Those set-in seams can be so frustrating, but practice makes perfect, and looks like you're doing it easily. This will be a lovely, heirloom Christmas quilt.
ReplyDeleteLove the traditional red, green, and white... so crisp! Looking forward to seeing how you quilt it!
ReplyDeleteLori, it's looking fabulous!! cheers...Marian
ReplyDeleteClassic!
ReplyDeleteI love it :)