Miniature quilts

I like it. Vey pretty. That yellow looks familiar....Oh, I have some of it in my stash! LOL Good job! Toni

OMG!!

Gorgeous - now what are you going to do with it?

Thanks, Toni.

Thanks. I'll send it in for the challenge. All the entries will be put in a bag and a winner drawn. The winner gets all the blocks entered. I'll also keep the pattern.

Nice, Mary. :)

Thanks, Sandy. It wasn't as difficult as I thought.

It's lovely, Mary. You soon get used to handling the tiny pieces >g< Just imagine how quick (perhaps?) the quilting would be on a 12" x 12" quilt!! Not the only reason to do one - but quite compelling sometimes! and they make lovely little presents. . In message , maryd writes

That's really great, Mary. Paper piecing? I think that's about the only way I could manage a miniature!

That's about the size we are doing for the mini row robin. It's not too bad. Did you paper pc. it?

Karen, Queen of Squishies

This is very pretty! I'm PP'ing a miniature flying geese quilt right now, using scraps from the baby quilt I'm making. I don't think I could do it without PP. :)

Nancy in NS

Thanks, Pat. They definitely don't take much fabric.

Yes. I don't know any other way you could make something that small.

Yes....... it's a challenge put out by Carol Doak on her Yahoo group.

Thanks, Nancy. They are definitely one way to use the smallest of scraps.

makes my finners hurt just looking at it....but it is enjoyable to oooogle.....

What a nice block. I really love making minis. I can finish a "whole quilt" in a day. I have Carol Doaks Miniature quilt book. It is paper piecing. Linda in Tx

This is a Carol Doak pattern. No way would I attempt something this size not using PP.

The first quilt I made was a miniature flying geese. It is 6" X 8". I didn't KNOW about paper piecing. That's why all the points aren't perfect.

It's in my webshots:

Cindy

If you're crazy, then I'm crazier for being impressed! You're awesome!

man, you talk about small fly>> >>