Penny Sampler Camp: Month One {Applique}
It's no secret I am a big fan of Rachel at Stitched in Color. I have already taken her Handstitched and Curves Camps and I knew as soon as she hinted at another Camp, I would be signing up no matter what it was. Here we are a month into Camp Penny Sampler and I am loving it. After the baby was born I had definitely lost my sewing mojo, but this has given me the boost I have needed!
This camp is a little different than the prior two in that you are doing three months of lessons, each month focusing on a different skill. Each of the three unit includes two projects, a quilt and a smaller item plus a number of blocks that will add up to the Penny Sampler Quilt.
Although I love the quilt design for the applique month, I do not need to start another quilt right now, so I opted for the pillow. Now I just need to turn it into a pillow!
I love the little trio of Four Penny Patch blocks below. Obviously not applique, but some sampler blocks that were tucked into this month.
This camp is a little different than the prior two in that you are doing three months of lessons, each month focusing on a different skill. Each of the three unit includes two projects, a quilt and a smaller item plus a number of blocks that will add up to the Penny Sampler Quilt.
Although I love the quilt design for the applique month, I do not need to start another quilt right now, so I opted for the pillow. Now I just need to turn it into a pillow!
Another favorite block from this month is the Little Village with a combination of piecing and applique. This one was time consuming but well worth it.
In case you are curious I decided to start with a fat quarter bundle from Pat Bravo's line, Carnaby Street as my fabric inspiration for this quilt. I have added in solids to match and a few other prints as well. These are different colors for me, but I am liking them the more I work with them.
Here are all of the blocks from Month One:
I can't wait to show you what I've added to the sampler quilt next month! xo, Courtney
Oh I love all these quilts that I've seen. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteSo colorful and beautiful! I love it. Don't you just want to make a whole quilt with those adorable 4-penny patches? Someday when I'm in a bee I'm definitely ordering up some of those.
ReplyDeleteoh and these are fabulous as well!! :)
ReplyDeleteTotally adorable
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