Let The Party Begin – Applique in May Make Up Day

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It's a beautiful day here in TC. The sun is shining. There's a beautiful breeze. It is supposed to get pretty warm today but that's what we've all been waiting for. I have today and tomorrow off from work so I hope to catch up on things I've been pushing aside but I am going to spend some time stitching.

I hope everyone has enjoyed the blocks from the Sally Post Floral Sampler quilt. I'm uploading the blocks in groups of six blocks so when you open a file you can print off the ones you need. I hope that works okay for everyone. The fabric requirements are on the quilt's block of the month page.
The blocks will be available until the morning of June 9. After that time I'll go back to the block of the month format for the quilt. The entire collection of patterns will also be in the Online Store if you want to purchase them as a group.

A tender word about copyright. These patterns and photographs are for your personal use. That means you can make as many blocks or quilts for yourself as you'd like. Please don't make copies of the patterns even if you're sharing them for free. Please don't email them to others or use them on your web site or blog unless it's for a link here. In legal lingo:

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Sally Post Floral Sampler Blocks 1-6
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Sally Post Floral Sampler Blocks 7-12
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Sally Post Floral Sampler Blocks 13-18
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Sally Post Floral Sampler Blocks 19-24
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Sally Post Floral Sampler Blocks 25-30
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Sally Post Floral Sampler Blocks 31-36
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These are some of the pictures I took the other night at the shop.

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Aren't these the prettiest little stitches?

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If you have any trouble in the next couple of days please email me. I know I'm really bad about answering emails but I'll pay close attention today and tomorrow and try to take care of any crisis that comes up.

Happy Stitches!

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Applique in May Signature Block

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Here we are with the most important block in the Sally Post Floral Sampler quilt. It's the signature block. I am so thankful Sally took the time to intricately cross stitch her name, age and date on this block. It gives us so much to think about. What was life like in 1854? I'm sure she was an experienced quilter at age 63. It appears as if fabrics were purchased with this quilt in mind. How much did fabric cost in 1854? Was it readily available? Maybe not if red prints had to be substituted. I think I'll do a little more research. I'm not ready to close the book on our Applique in May quilt.


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I Was Wrong…..

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When I spread out the Sally's quilt at the store last night I discovered a third red print used in the triangles setting the blocks on point. You'll see when I upload the full shots of the quilt the blocks with the second and third red prints are on the outside edges of the quilt. Did she run out of fabric? Did she decide to make the quilt larger? So many questions....


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It's a darling, tiny, red, white and black stripe. Now I'll be on a search through my stash to find a piece matching the two red prints I have set aside if I decide to make the quilt in it's original colors.

We're down to the last two blocks. This one is my Traverse City cherry tree and I saved it until today. Enjoy!

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PS. I've corrected the Midget Block 72 pattern. I started to type seventeenth and must have had an attack on my "meno brain" and it read seventh. The block is in the 17th row not the 7th.

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