Victoria Findlay Wolfe of Bumblembeans in New York City is making a signature quilt and this is my contribution. I had no idea it would look like this. It's more traditional and reserved than I expected, but I like it. I chose this font (Monotype Corsiva) in Microsoft Word, printed it on paper, then traced it using a fabric pen. She's collecting blocks until the end of this month. Take a look.
You are still under the influence of that red-and-white quilt show, I see! (Not to be interpreted as a bad thing). I especially like the background fabric. Hope you had a nice mother's day!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Elisa... still under the influence! The block looks fantastic and she will love it!!
ReplyDeletegreat block. I cut a piece of that pink background fabric myself just this morning.
ReplyDeleteI love how it came out, really nice block.
ReplyDeleteI need to get my brain and gear and make mine before I forget.
Debbie
Could you tell me the name of the font? Love your block.
ReplyDeleteThe font is Monotype Corsiva. I added that to the post.
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