William Criswell's block
Jane Criswell's block
I made two versions of this block. I must admit the history behind the names on this quilt is starting to get a little confusing to me even tho Sharon is doing a great job. There is an excellent post here about the family tree. I am just happy that Sharon is able to keep it all straight. I really think she should write a book about this quilt.
I have just about run out of reds and greens and may repeat some but not too many. Does anyone have any they could suggest.
Happy Sunday.
Nancy
Beautiful sewing on these blocks Nancy! I reckon those harp strings must have been tricky to do. I agree that the story around the CCCQ would make a great book.
ReplyDeletebueno!!! dos de cada vez, esto es fantástico
ReplyDeletelos dos creo, que son muy bonitos
buena semana
Lovely. Those harps look like a real challenge and are very unique.
ReplyDeleteTwo blocks, that was fast! The family tree is a bit confusing, and I reserve the right to change previous stories if I find new information .
ReplyDeleteNice to see both versions of the lyre block. Whenever I go to a new patchwork shop I always check out the reds and greens first.
Beautiful applique Nancy. This is the first time i've heard of the quilt. Sounds fascinating. Thanks again for the giveaway package. I mentioned it on my blog today too.
ReplyDeleteYour applique work is wonderful. Always interesting to see a new finished block!
ReplyDeleteI finally started prepping blocks for this quilt. I am thinking of ordering some more red reproduction fabric for some more added variety.
ReplyDeleteI love your red and green blocks!
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