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What is the Mid Mod Bee?
Quilters using mid-century modernism as a touchstone as they create quilts together.
Posts
Who's in the Bee?
Rossie (of rOssie/Fresh Modern Quilts)
Cheryl (of Naptime Quilter)
Jess (of Urban Patchwork)
Lauren (of Aunt June)
Amanda (of Digs & Beans)
Debbie (of Esch House Quilts)
Yahaira (of Bitter Purl)
Rebekah (of Don't Call Me Becky)
Blair (of Wise Craft)
Jacquie(of Tallgrass Prairie Studio)
Robin (of Simply Robin)
How does it work?
Each quilter is assigned a month.
That quilter sends fabric to the other quilters.
They include (and/or post to the blog) directions for the blocks.
The quilters make the blocks, post pictures of the blocks to the blog, and mail the blocks back to the quilter.
The quilter then assembles and finishes their quilt.
That quilter sends fabric to the other quilters.
They include (and/or post to the blog) directions for the blocks.
The quilters make the blocks, post pictures of the blocks to the blog, and mail the blocks back to the quilter.
The quilter then assembles and finishes their quilt.
Labels
- Amanda (5)
- Amanda's Quilt (11)
- Blair (4)
- Blair's Quilt (6)
- Cheryl (8)
- Cheryl's Quilt (11)
- Debbie (9)
- Debbie's Quilt (8)
- housekeeping (2)
- inspiration (11)
- Jacquie (5)
- Jacquie's Quilt (1)
- January (1)
- Jess (3)
- Jess's Quilt (10)
- Lauren (2)
- Lauren's Quilt (1)
- Malka's Quilt (1)
- mid-century modern design (5)
- Rebekah (5)
- Rebekah's Quilt (6)
- Robin (10)
- Robin's Quilt (5)
- Rossie (12)
- Rossie's Quilt (11)
- Yahaira (8)
- Yahaira's Quilt (4)
I am so glad I'm not the only one that says things like, "I want to marry this fabric!" Makes me feel less of a weirdo!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE both fabrics... can I marry them both?
ReplyDeleteYes, fabric polygamy is allowed. : )
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