These are my Rainbow Scrap challenge blocks for this year. I still think I may quilt them individually and hang them in a banner style. This is the last one, a red one, maybe my favorite one.
close ups...
Mary Englebreit cherries, flowers, dogs, sewing notions
music, 20's flappers dancing to it, hearts and a leg lamp.
Words on the background fabric are sweet too
Enjoy some of my fave fabrics on past machines too
I expect to finish them as blocks, with binding. Maybe a black and white binding for all. Then join them.
Pattern source is: aquiltingsheep
If I didn't know better, I'd swear you've been dipping into my scraps! I recognize quite a few of those fabrics. I like your idea of a banner.
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many! I've enjoyed following along with this project!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun year of sewing :)
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna, I've really enjoyed watching this project along the way and these lovelies will make a beautiful banner, any final project whichever way you choose to display them. The purple is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteWe can never have too many machines, LOL! I love this project, they are so happy and cheerful, the banner idea is wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Mickie
Oh what a fun trip down memory lane seeing your “old” pieced machines! I adore these blocks and can’t wait to see them finished up. How big is each block?
ReplyDeleteI think the white backgrounds are cut at 14" square
DeleteThe final size may be smaller, what do you think?
L.A.
Those are real cool and hip sewing machine. Mine looks so dull now, lol. Do you have the intention of adding needles and thread bobbins? Black and white binding would be awesome. Great job! ;^)
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many sewing machines!
ReplyDeleteYours look beautiful together--such a great collection of fabrics!
You have the most fun bits of fabric in those sewing machines! I love looking at them! Can't decide which is my favorite - maybe the green one?!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see close-up pictures. I have several of those fabrics, too. That red with notes I adore. I've just a little bit left of it. I've had a busy autumn, and didn't sew much.
ReplyDeleteThe red one reminds me of "Mama Mia" with all the gals dancing and singing. But each one of them has its own personality. Isn't it funny how they seem determined to end up a certain way?
ReplyDeleteMust not be TOO many... matches the number I have in real life!! :P
ReplyDeleteYou can never have too many machines! The more, the merrier :)
ReplyDeleteNow I wish my real sewing machine looked like one of these! Though I'd never be able to decide which one...
ReplyDeleteI actually have 9 sewing machines right now, so that seems like a perfect number.
ReplyDeleteI think one can never have too many machines! I love all of yours, especially the purple one.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you do next with them. I do like the banner idea too!
Hi leeAnna,
ReplyDeleteOne can never have too many sewing machines!
I love the banner idea! Black and white ! Great to show off as decor when you teach!
I will have one of each ! So whimsical!!!!
ReplyDeleteSeeing these all together is SO MUCH FUN!!! A banner - great idea!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely designer machines. They are all such fun, I can't pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteI totally am in love with the red one! Beyond adorable.
ReplyDeleteNope we can never have too many machines, LOL. They are all looking great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pattern for the color challenge. I love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cheerful and colorful happy bunch!! :) Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI looooooooove this, Lee Anna!!! You did an amazing job! Thanks so much for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteNO! You can never have too many sewing machines - especially ones as adorable as these! Love all the fussy cutting you did on them. They are fantastic! Thanks for sharing them on MCM. :)
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as too many sewing machines. At least that's what I keep telling my husband.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful, Lee Anna!
So pretty! They will look so pretty as a banner - and make quite a statement as well! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWonderful whimsy of a collection!
ReplyDeleteAdorable. I see why you like the red machine best. Not only is it red (perfection itself) but it has dogs on it. Dalmatians (not poodles) but still a great remembrance. A banner announcing creative work going on!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking this with AHIQ.
Your machines are darling. Evidently we are channeling some of the same stash. I have at least one piece of fabric in each of your sewing machines. I love the surprises in each block. Alligators, cherries, little girls. Fun things to look at!
ReplyDeleteGreat!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project! All the colors. All the sewing machines. It doesn't get much better than that. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelove it!! I agree. One can never have too many sewing machines. I just bought two yesterday!
ReplyDeleteSo cute usage of craps! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Let's Bee Social! These blocks are adorable! I love them! That would be so fun to hang in a sewing room.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your sewing machine and ALL your fun prints!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely to see them all, a fun year of machine sewing!
ReplyDeleteSomeone should start making these machines. A banner is a fantastic idea.
ReplyDeleteYour sewing machine blocks are fabulous! Wouldn't it be great if our actual sewing machines were this beautiful?
ReplyDeleteYour sewing machines are lovely!! It will be great quilt.
ReplyDeleteMy best,
Gosia
These are just too darn cute! Thanks for sharing them on Midweek Makers
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