Hey…Thanks for being patient with us while we are moving…but we are now excited to announce our 2021 summer blocks of the week! This year we picked a smaller and easier projects for a couple reasons. Some of you are still working on last years…(or another years) I try to do smaller project every other year, which helps with the price…and don’t forget the FREE project…this years will be awesome too!
First up….our pieced version is based on this super sweet antique quilt….Front Porch Swing is it’s name….We are making ours 90×90…if you want it bigger, add a border…or you can make two lap quilts if you don’t want a big quilt.
Antique quit from Lisa Bongean collectionWe are going to replicate this quilt with two different options…the first is a nice mellow using civil war reproduction mediums with this great blue Bella for the corners/binding, Amy will be piecing this color way…
We will also have facebook group for this project!
Amy’s version 
I am stitching a neutral version with lights and a nice grey for the corner…this quilt will go together fast!!!
Here is a peak at the FREEBIE-WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD- Collect all 12 blocks! I have a really cool setting planned for this project!
Jessica has all the details in this document click the button below and print it out….next post will be abut the wool version! Thank you for joining our Summer projects…we appreciate your business!
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Wow beautiful inspiration!
Another great scrappy quilt:) Love the freebie design as we’re building a new house here in Colorado!
Pat Mosley, I’m in the same spot. Plus mine is coming in French. I was wondering if someone could email the info?
I love the Front Porch Swing quilt withe the dark blue. Can you tell me which Bella blue that is?
I love the blue used in Amy’s version. Can you tell me which Bella blue it is? Such a beautiful quilt!
Will the pattern be posted online?
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