Slow Stitching Sunday ~ Casket Patches

I decided not to bring the vintage quilt top for hand quilting after all. And here is the reason:

I realized It would be rare when I didn’t have a dog on my lap so it was unlikely that I would get much done.

But of course, now that I’m here, I do want a hand project, just not one quite that big. And then I remembered these.

I brought them intending to stitch them by machine. I cut these out ages ago with this template.

I’m very sorry but I have no idea where I got this. 

I cut all of these out of Denise Schmidt prints. 


If I find I’m not getting enough hand stitching time in, I can always go back to my machine stitching plan.

Have a great day!

Linking up with Kathy’s QuiltsQuilting is More Fun than Housework

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About katyquilts

I am a wife, mom of four amazing adult kids, and a former librarian. I love making everything from traditional quilts to art quilts. I am thankful to God my Father and Creator for the gift of creativity!
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10 Responses to Slow Stitching Sunday ~ Casket Patches

  1. katyquilts says:

    Sent from my iPad

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  2. Sandra B says:

    Love all these fabrics! I had not seen the casket block pattern before….should result in a great quilt! Sort of like stacking tumblers, two by two!
    Thanks for sharing all your projects!

  3. That’s such an interesting shape! The prints are so pretty; they will look great with the shape you’re using.

  4. Diane Howell says:

    I just want to scoop that little darling up! What a precious grand doggie.

  5. Great shape blocks! Enjoy your slow stitching and time with your little helper. Thanks for linking up with Oh Scrap!

  6. Ariane says:

    These fabrics are so cute! Have fun stitching them!

  7. Linda Dutch says:

    Love these happy prints & colours!

  8. I am enjoying your “coffin” blocks! Very Hallow’s eve appropriate! 🙂

  9. Sandi says:

    That sweet face can do no wrong!!! LOL. I love your fabrics and the shape that your going to do. Hugs,

  10. Kate says:

    Lots of pretty fabrics. Enjoy your hand stitching time.

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