I made mini versions of these, too. I have two browns from the same Wuthering Heights line and will make them into a little wall hanging eventually.
If you would like to make an 8" (finished) red and white block (or two or three or four....) for Clare's Quilts for Leukemia project, head on over to her blog, Dordogne Quilter.
One more fun red picture to end this post - yesterday I bought 10 liters of lingonberries. I was quite a sight getting them home on my bike! In case you haven't had lingonberries, they are a lot like cranberries, just smaller and they grow on low bushes, not in bogs. I'll freeze most of them and probably make a little jam.
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I will take my jam on crumpets with Earl Gray tea please.... and help you stitch more red and white blocks.
Love the red and whites -- they look great.
Hmm... I gotta try those lingonberries. How do you use the whole ones that you freeze?
Thank-you so very much for telling the blogger world about Quilts for Leukemia. I am also thankful because I did not know about this project.
2 1/2 years ago I was diagnosed with Myelodysplactic Syndromes. The type I have is Refractory Anaemia With Escess Blasts.
I am going to join this project and will contact Clare at Dordogne Quilter Blog after posting here.
Opps bad spelling
Refractory Anaemia With Excess Blast
yum -- lingonberry jam! if you sent some over, I'd promise to share it with other quilters!
Great red & white blocks. They serve lingonberries here at Ikea to go with the Swedish meatballs!
Yummy yummy yummy!!
Oh and the berries look good too! :)
The blocks look wonderful - very graphic and dynamic. Red and white is a such a fabulous combination. mmm the berries sound yummy.
I LOVE the red and white! I want to make a red and white quilt, but I can't decide which pattern and/or block to use. I'll probably just end up doing a nine-patch, but I especially love the ones you've done that are on the far left in the picture-top and bottom!
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