I made 12 blocks from a pattern given to us during the 'Get-to-gather' at Quilt Emporium in Woodland Hills, CA... instead of using their civil war colors, I used something that appealed more to me, however. The block is called 'All Roads Lead Home' and each block is 16". I added piano key borders and mitered the corners, because I think that (or cornerstones) looks best with piano keys.
I also finished another top, including the borders this morning... no picture yet as I'm too short to take down the one above and hang the new one on the design wall...
The second quilt is made using Bonnie Hunter's Diamond Tiles block pattern, with a feline theme... fussy cut all these kitties on point to set in the tiles and chose some pawprints for the borders. The white outer border might be a little stark, but didn't have anything else that looked remotely good with it.
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life." - Picasso
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