Banner Day is here from Jo Morton!
Inspired by a piece of antique bunting, this group features 2 panel prints, 10 coordinating prints, and 4 colors of ticking (16" wide and 44" wide).
FYI -- One of the delays in my "free-to-use" patterns is the fact that mine are designed and then sewn by our friend Candy Hargrove. Since they are not created in EQ, we have to wait for fabric to arrive to complete the project for you.
In the meantime, if you want some ideas -- go to my blog (use the link in my signature below to access it) -- read my December 30th entry. There is a picture of the antique bunting and how the group came together, plus why I wanted two different widths of the ticking stripe. I hope my ideas on how to use it all will inspire you to come up with even more projects -- Have fun with this great line!
Hope you all enjoyed the Holidays with family and friends! Here's to a great New Year!!
Inspired by a piece of antique bunting, this group features 2 panel prints, 10 coordinating prints, and 4 colors of ticking (16" wide and 44" wide).
Message from Jo Morton!The "free-to-use" quilt (will probably be called "Celebrate") is currently being machine quilted, then will return to Nebraska for binding and sent to Andover's photographer and to the pattern writer. I'm not sure how long this process will take, but wanted you all to know that we are "working on it."
FYI -- One of the delays in my "free-to-use" patterns is the fact that mine are designed and then sewn by our friend Candy Hargrove. Since they are not created in EQ, we have to wait for fabric to arrive to complete the project for you.
In the meantime, if you want some ideas -- go to my blog (use the link in my signature below to access it) -- read my December 30th entry. There is a picture of the antique bunting and how the group came together, plus why I wanted two different widths of the ticking stripe. I hope my ideas on how to use it all will inspire you to come up with even more projects -- Have fun with this great line!
Hope you all enjoyed the Holidays with family and friends! Here's to a great New Year!!
Jo in frigid Nebraska
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