I know, I know, it's another tree, an 'Evergreen Tree'. I hope you don't mind another tree but I can't have a forest unless there are a few trees. I hope to someday have a cabin in the woods next to a lake, doesn't that sound wonderful. A quiet place to go with no traffic noise. A place to listen to the birds sing... Belvedere would love a place to run and chase balls. This month's block is the final block for the center section. It's a cabin in the woods. I hope that you have fun with this month's section. In the pattern there are extra embellishments. A deer, snowman, wreath etc. This way you can make your cabin your own!
Again, everything is based on 2 1/2" squares, you will want to try to match this block with how you did the other blocks in this section so that it all goes together. Let me show you how I completed this month's block.
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Pinterest Board I have going for the Minnesota Winter Wonderland QAL. I hope you have fun with this section of the mystery quilt. It can easily be done in a weekend. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone's trees! Post those pictures to Instagram and tag me @quiltdoodledesigns and use the hashtag, quiltdoodledesignsqal. As you can see with the quilt layout that the quilt is coming along nicely. There's only one section left and then it's time to put everything together and have some fun quilting and embellishing this quilt. If you haven't yet started and want to join in on the fun, it's not too late. You'll have to do some marathon sewing but you can catch up! The pattern can be found
here. I'll present the final section October 13th. Mark your calendars, I hope that you can join me.
Happy Quilting,
Cindy and Belvedere
m up with this mischievous Jack-O-Lantern that's sure to make your trick or treaters giggle. I've put the design on a tea towel from Dunroven but this design would be wonderful on a 10-minute table runner, apron or made into a mini quilt. I pulled some festive fabric from my fabric stash, this is a great project to use up some bits and pieces you may have in your sewing room. Let's get stitching! You will need a copy of the pattern... Jack-O-Lantern can be found in my Etsy Shop... Fabrics in the following colors, orange, orange print, black, black print and gold. I used Heat-n-bond lite, and Lana Wool in black from Aurifil. For cutting my pieces out, my applique scissors from Olfa work wonderfully.
m up with this mischievous Jack-O-Lantern that's sure to make your trick or treaters giggle. I've put the design on a tea towel from Dunroven but this design would be wonderful on a 10-minute table runner, apron or made into a mini quilt. I pulled some festive fabric from my fabric stash, this is a great project to use up some bits and pieces you may have in your sewing room. Let's get stitching! You will need a copy of the pattern... Jack-O-Lantern can be found in my Etsy Shop... Fabrics in the following colors, orange, orange print, black, black print and gold. I used Heat-n-bond lite, and Lana Wool in black from Aurifil. For cutting my pieces out, my applique scissors from Olfa work wonderfully.
