Pattern for cherry crisp kaleidoscope quilt10/31/2023 ![]() The button may or may not remain in the final version. I am loving the center blossom, especially with the addition of the bright yellow button in the center. When you saw this block last month, it was pieced but did not have the flower appliquéd on yet. This is Aunt Ruby’s Choice, Block 7 of Hazel’s Diary Quilt and the sixth block I’ve completed so far in my quest to make the queen-size sampler quilt designed by Shelly Pagliai in remembrance of her mother, Hazel. That’s not the final setting I just put the blocks up in the order they were made. Two more blocks to go and then I will add white sashing strips and a red scalloped border - needleturned! - around each one. The fabric is a Michael Miller Fairy Frost and I’m wondering if the slightly metallic finish makes it harder to needleturn the fabric.įor now, Domestic Bliss is up on my design wall with the other six blocks I’ve made so far: At first I thought it was fine but the more I look at it the more I know it has to be replaced. I can see that one of the hearts has a couple of little points where there should be only curves. I’m happy with the how my block turned out but I really struggled with the appliqué on the four outer hearts. You’ll see what I mean when you look at Shelly’s original block: ![]() I also enlarged the two hearts in the center and changed their orientation slightly. Domestic Bliss, Block 8 of Hazel’s Diary Quilt is finished. I followed designer Shelly Pagliai’s instructions for making the block but changed her appliqué design in order to preserve the fussy cut images in the large dark triangles.
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