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I've spent the last two days working on the latest block for Lyn Brown's Baltimore Album BOM. This week's block is the Tall Ship Pilgrim and it took a little bit of time since I'm doing needleturn on all of these blocks rather than fusing them.
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I also used embroidery to indicate the simplified rigging instead of inking as suggested in the pattern.
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Seven blocks are now complete and I can't wait to see what the remaining five will be.
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You can read the story about the ship Pilgrim on Lyn's site.
6 comments:
Lovely - and don't you just love the look of dogwoods. A neighbor some years back planted a pink dogwood and white dogwood together and as it started to grow he twisted the trunks together and now as a mature tree the white and pink are mixed together and look wonderful - I need to do that sometime!
Karen
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I love spring, it is a new beginning. Your applique is so great. I really enjoy watching your progress. Great job on the ship.
Elaine
Wow the ship block is beautiful Mary!! I love dog woods, my favorite flowering tree.
Crispy
Fantastic block - all of them are great and will be so pretty when you get it finished.
Love your quilting - and your photos are great...Am madly trying to catch up just now...but will be back soon..:) Loved your Dutch Treat blocks too ♥
Your blocks looks so awesome Mary!! excellent work on keeping up with this bom..it looks gorgeous!!
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