One last thing.

My great Grandmothers sewing basket.

Beautiful, isn't it?

But what could it be containing in it's sunny yellow interior?

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Why, the last project on my list ofcourse!!

My wedding ring quilt.

I have been working on it for a few years already

First I found the pattern online.(For free:))

then I cut out the pieces.

Piece A-1.744 piece B.R-436 piece B.L-436 piece D-99 piece C-218 piece E-436

3.369p pieces total.

it took awhile to cut out...

The fabric that I used was mostly from scraps that my Grandma gave to me a few years ago.

Some very bright and funky fabrics to say the least!

Then the next part was to sew pieces A-B.R-B.L together into

( I call them "half moons" but they could also be crescents.)

until I had 436

Now, the part that I am currently doing.

sewing piece C to the "half moons"

until I have 218

Then sewing piece E onto the "half moons"

Then sewing it together till it make an ellipse.

The next part would now be to sew the ellipses onto piece D

After making these, it would be time to start sewing the top together like so~

When I am done with this quilt I'm thinking that I will be very adapt with sewing curved lines.

did I mention that I am sewing this all buy hand?

since this project is more of a

 " Do while sitting in the evenings watching TV"

less of a

 "sit and sew by hand in the middle of the day" Project.

this means I can START NEW projects!!!

Mostly revolving around the American Civil War.

I am being hopeful that we will be able to go to at least one reenactment this year

(most likely false hope, but hope none the less..)

I hope this inspires you to start a quilt project of you're own!!!

Happy Quilting~

Kacie