Penny's Patches

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Memory Lane Fabric List

Use the link above to take you to the printable Block of the Month fabric list.

Fabric Chart for "Memory Lane" BOM

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Color Chart for Memory Lane by Kim NoblinBlock Size 12” finished Quilt size 92x92 inches finished

Color A        1-¼ yards (green)

Color B   3 yards (cream for background)

Color C       2 yards (red)

Color D   2-¼ yards (brown)

Color E ½ yard (tan)

Color F 1 yard (Dark Cream)

Color G 2-½ yards (dark Blue)

Binding 1 yard (Brown) could be the same brown used as Letter D

Face Book BOM

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"Memory Lane" designed by Kim Noblin, of BlockCentral.com Originally posted on the Internet in 2009 this Block of the month ran for 12 months. However, I will be posting 2 blocks a month on the 1st and 15th of each month.

When this BOM is finished you will have made a lovely 92 x 92 inch square quilt top.

The fabric Chart is now available. Print the chart and go shopping. :) Up load any photos on the FB group page. Remember we all love show and tell.

Check back later today for the fabric list for this project.

Face Book Block of the Month

2011-09-19T18:47:00.000-07:00

I thought it would be fun to do a Block of the Month with all my Face Book Friends

I will be posting the fabric chart and monthly installments here on my blog. I would like to keep the finished quilt a mystery. Hope you will join in on the fun. See you soon.

Quilt Class "Brown Bagging It"

2011-08-04T16:44:00.001-07:00

A fat quarter friendly pattern designed for both the beginner and the confident quilter.

What: an Orginal design, "Brown Bagging It"
When: Wed. Nights from 7 to 9 pm for 5 weeks starting Aug. 17th
Where: Western Alliance Building Confrence room, Canton St Troy.
Cost: $35.00

If you would like to join us e-mail me at pennyspatches@gmail.com or pennyspatches@frontiernet.net

Current Quilt

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OH MY, this quilt has been a huge undertaking but I love the way it turned out.

Welcome

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Hello friends and thank you for following along.
This blog will be used to update you on my current projects.

When a quilter passes away

2009-12-09T18:06:00.001-08:00

Randy and I drove to Nj to pick up the things left to me by a dear friend. Sharon lost her battle to cancer and wanted me to have her quilting things. It was so hard to sort her things and pick what I wanted. After many tears and hugs, it took her husband and I over 3 hours to finish packing things up and loading them into the truck.

So, here is what years of collecting fabric, planning projects and dieing before you had a chance to finish them looks like.

What your looking at are 41 quilt kits that she put together. If you look really close you can see where she put a photo copy of the project and all the fabric needed to make the top into large bags.

This is a pile of fabrics, my guess would be that they were intended as quilt backs. There is no cut there less then 9 yards.

This is a tub of 1930 reproduction

And this was the Sun Bonnet Sue that was on top. There are 20 blocks total, all needle turn appliqued and a few embroidered.

This is 5 years subscription of Austrlian Patchwork and Quilting magazine.

Here we have her Y2K charms that she left in the envlopes and never put together. I am going to put them into a quilt and give it to her husband as a gift. There was so much more the it was imposable to take photos of it all. I has taken me 2 days to put it all away, and my husband had to put more shelves in my cabnet. There are 3 more rubber maid tubs and 2 boxes that I havent even opened yet.

Quilts

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Furrowed Four Patch
Sharon's Garden
Block close up

Quilt full view