I've never seen Drunkard's Path blocks set this way before. Both quilts had the same name -- Road to Someplace or other, or something like that. I thought I could remember it until we got home, but apparently not. Anyone know what it's called?
This one is Lady of the Lake, which is definitely on my quilty to-do list. I don't think I've seen an antique one before.
And this one is so pretty that it may have completely changed my plans to make a pineapple quilt. Or it might mean I need to make more than one.
Weekly Stash Report
Fabric Used this Week: 0 yards
Fabric Used year to Date: 30.75 yards
Added this Week: 7 yards
Added Year to Date: 108.25 yards
Net Added for 2012: 77.25 yards
I bought a set of white percale sheets from an estate sale to use for a Double Wedding Ring quilt, and some scraps from the convenience store. Now they have YARN. I didn't look too closely, but the prices were great. I might need to go back.
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4 comments:
That Pineapple is really amazing. I have not seen the Drunkard's Path done that way either.
The quilts are amazing, thanks for sharing...I just love a two fabric quilt.
Was it Rocky Road to Dublin? I love drunkard's path quilts! I missed the post where you explained what the heck "flung" is! And a Lady of the Lake quilt is on my quilting bucket list, too! :)
I love all the quilts. The Lady of the Lake is my favorite though.
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