With all of the family/summer/fun stuff going on the past three months, I've not kept up with what I wanted to on my Lucy.
BUT...
I did get another row of seven attached!!!
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - Top row added!! |
maybe you can help me?
Here is my Lucy POTC on my Mitchell-Rammelsberg antique bed:
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 |
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com Mitchell-Rammelsberg bed foot board, August 2014 |
Leave the two bottom corner blocks in or not??
So, let me know your thoughts, please. I have a couple months to come to a decision.
Here are individual pictures of this month's blocks:
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - row 6 |
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - row 6 |
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - row 6 |
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - row 6 |
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - row 6 |
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - row 6 |
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| MyLifeIsAStitch.blogspot.com August 2014 - row 6 |
But at this point, I'm missing the fussy-cutting though,
since I'm down to some muslin honeycomb pieces and little blue connecting squares.
I can tell already that there is going to be
a let-down when this quilt is finished. :)
Happy September and Happy Stitching!
I would just tuck the corners of the quilt inside that beautiful foot board. If you leave the corner blocks off then you can only put the quilt on your bed one way. It seems like quilts wear out more quickly where your hands and face touch it most.
ReplyDeleteOMG, Debra, this is beautiful. My favorite hand project - always makes my heart sing when I see pics. I'd be different and leave the corners off to showcase that lovely footboard.
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