Quilt An Hour #6

I am glad I don't have to get up at 5 to begin breakfast like the farmer's wife.  Did you see the #5 post?
The farmer's wife got up early and made us some breakfast to start our day.  I found some fun breakfast themed quilts . . . 

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This one was too cute to not share!  
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Click here to visit the 2015 #6 post.

Quilt An Hour #5

I could spend hours looking at quilts.  Can you.  I hope your enjoying my 'lock in'.  

We had a little hot chocolate and now how about some breakfast.
The farmer's wives would be up by now and already in the kitchen.


A lovely example of this traditional quilt.  The farmer's wife blocks are typically small.  Only 4 or 6" finished.  I admire the quilters that are talented enough to make this special quilt. 

There are 83 blocks in this quilt.  You can visit the post here

And #5 from 2015 is here.  Interestingly the quilt I share last year in this spot was a barn quilt!  Hmm.  

Stay tuned for #6  we're winding down and getting ready for some breakfast.  And a nap HeHe.  

Quilt An Hour #4

#4 . . . 

And one that is just cute.  I want to make one this year to hang over my hot cocoa bar!  See more over here

Here's #4 from 2015

This one was a fun one to share again.  I'd love to make this one!

Quilt An Hour #3

Quilt #3 


I chose this cool quilt because of the way she photographed it..



The quilting is amazing . . . 

Visit the post here

Here's the quilt I shared last year for #3.   
Hour #4 coming soon!

Happy New Year Quilt An Hour #2

2:00 a.m.  and it's quilt #2 . . .
                 Click here to see the 2016 #2 quilt

This is a traditional block with a cool twist. I love how she included the bear.  This traditional block is Bear Paw.

The blues are so pretty.  Visit Tish's blog here.  

Happy New Year Quilt An Hour #1

Welcome to my 2nd annual Quilt an Hour 

When I was a teenager I always enjoyed the 'lock in's' parties at church.  They weren't always on New Years.  

When I became a quilter I always wanted to have a 'lock in' quilt night.  

This is my virtual 'lock in'.  I hope you enjoy the quilts I've chosen. 

First up a quilt I found last January.  Oh my goodness!  I thought this was spectacular.  Look at the workmanship!

I have always wanted to make a Sampler quilt.  I could never make one this pretty.   

 Look at the quilting in the individual blocks . . . 




This wonderful quilt can be found here.