OK, So as I am sorting through all of my treasures packed away in the trunk.
Treasure trunk |
I have 12- 24 of each of the following: 12 inch sunflower fabric star blocks, 12" Amish blocks, 12 " Hoffman challenge blocks(only 6 of these), 12 " black and white cat blocks, 12" Hoffman purple butterfly fabric star blocks.
I also have multiple sets of 9patches: 59 Christmas fabric, 24 Amish, novelty print, and a ton of other fabrics. Enough for at least 4 quilts. Oh also the one top I put together with 9patches, I just have to piece the back and I am already bartering for the machine quilting.
I also have 8 inch colorful pieced cat blocks. 2 border exchange round robin wall hangings-one partially hand quilted and in the lap hoop for the last ten years(makes a great decoration, LOL). I probably missed something but as you can see my goal for 2011-and I am setting it early - is to finish UFOs. These are all quilts I really want! Other then some vintage and a few family quilts I only have a couple wall hangings and 1 throw quilt I have kept that I made.
Romulan warbird, live long and prosper, Spot Data's cat, tribbles |
But what I wanted to talk to you about today is the Star Trek blocks. I have a set of 20 blocks, many appliqued, all really cool, combining themes from original and next generation series. My dad has been waiting for this quilt for at least 16 years-yikes! I just saw the date-they were sewn in 1994!.
Starship Enterpise, original |
Next Gen uniform, Picard sihloette, Entity(ST movie) |
Speak Klingon? |
transporter, feneration symbols, entity |
Borg ship |
shuttle craft |
Romulan warbird |
Have you figured out what each block represents yet? They are all really cool! Gosh sewing together should be simple but how will I quilt it?
Maybe you could do custom in each block, like swirls for space and straight lines for flying. I love the blocks though! Can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeletewow, that is going to be one awesome quilt for your dad......
ReplyDeleteThat is really neat! Must be fun discovering all the projects tucked away. I think quilting each block uniquely would be great too.
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