Scrappy Plates
If you’ve followed along you should have your Scrappy Plate Quilt almost finished! Can you believe how easy it was? I’ve wanted to make a Dresden quilt forever and I’ve put it off because it looked like so much work. Once I tried the Dresden ruler I knew I was hooked. The ruler really makes it easy! I hope you’ve all had a wonderful time making your own quilt. Will you add a scallop or keep the border plain? Decisions, decisions! You’ll find the pattern for the scallop by clicking here Scrappy Plates Part Four!
To all of my readers who suggested books to read in my last post, THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I was so excited to read all of your comments and I now have a book list a mile long! So that you’ll also be able to refer back to the “share your reads” blog post, I’ve started a new category on my side bar called “Books To Read”. You’ll find the post there.
So what book did I decide to start with? I chose the “In Death” series by J.D. Robb that so many of you suggested. I’m loving the first book in the series and can’t wait for more. Thanks to you so many books are calling my name. :>)
Hope all of you are having a great week.
Hugs,
Anne
29 Comments
Barb
Oopps – hit the wrong button and sent it to ‘post’
Thanks, too, to all of your readers for sharing their favorite books/authors/series. I love lot read so these suggestions are fantastic.
One more thing: Commenter #3 – Joanne Moore sounds like one incredible, prolific quilter – WOW! You rock, Joanne and your recipients are so lucky!!!
Barb
I may say this about each and every quilt that you’ve done, but this Dresdan Plate quilt is maybe the cutest quilt ever. (maybe I’m fickle and just love the latest – ‘cuz I love them all!). I’m going to make this sooner or later – thank you soooo much! Once again I am in awe of your incredible talent and your amazing generousity. A million thank yous!!!
Thanks, to
Paulette Doyle
Love this happy Dresden!! The scalloped border is perfect on this quilt!! Well done!
P