Today I worked on a quilt top. I had some wonderful blocks of Aunt Martha's "Saucy Suzy" pattern. I used the Book "Turning Twenty - Around the Block" for the pattern.
So all I had to collect was the book and 9 fat quarters. As an homage to vintage 30s quilts, I picked some solids.
Each fat quarter was cut the same, so it was easy. I had to trim the embroidery blocks to 8 1/2 x 10 1/2" and that was a little trickier. I put some painters tape on my square ruler and used it as a guide to place my blocks.
The finished quilt looks great! I am happy with the way it came out. It has vintage blocks, vintage colors, but a modern feeling. I'm putting some kits together for sale on Sunbonnetsue.com!
Around the Blocks quilt - Saucy Suzy!
3 comments:
Kim you have done a fabulous job. Just love it..hugs Khris in Oz
I love that!! I'm eyeing my "Sues" and contemplating my reproduction stash.....
Sew many good ideas, sew little time! Thanks for blogging this idea and especially for the neat trick with the painter's tape and your ruler for squaring up!
:)
This is beautiful and I shared it with my sewing group as an idea! Thank you for sharinng and you do GREAT work!
Blessings,
Jackie
missionary in Guatemala
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