In which I share the single YoD block I finished since I last talked to you and talk a tiny bit about the Kingdom Hearts quilt delivery!
The machine embroidery sets I used in this block are all listed below. As I mention in the video, I have quite a collection of Ancient Egyptian-themed machine embroidery designs.
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In which I share the finished Kingdom Hearts quilt that I’ve been working on for my son! This extra-special quilt could not have been made without a gift of beautiful KH blocks made by Jeanie Payment. I also share a small garden decoration I made yesterday.
You can find these Kingdom Hearts patterns and more free for personal & non-profit use on Fandom in Stitches.
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In which I share a project made at the end of February. I talk about my quick trip to Lubbock and share a peek from our new backyard camera (actually “new” old camera…we upgraded the front porch camera and moved the old one to the back!).
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In which I talk about trying out my new quilt frame upgrade by quilting a couple of panels given to me by the awesome Jeanie Payment, some Linus updates, and my plans for the weekend!
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This super simple pattern is a picture frame to fussy cut fabric, add your own printed fabric, or the quilt block of your choice.
The inside of the frame measures 6″x8″ (6 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ with seam allowance).
The block is 10“ (10 1/2“) and will mix and match with any Project of Doom or Year of Doom bookcase quilt block.
The quilt along is taking place during the entire year of 2021. This post includes the patterns that I personally have shared so far. Be sure to check out Fandom in Stitches for more awesome blocks from a wide variety of designers. All designers are volunteers and all patterns are free for personal and non-profit use.
The machine embroidery shown is a personal embellishment and is not included.
The following patterns are designed by me for the Year of Doom and were previously posted on Fandom in Stitches.
Tiny White Van (No. 1 Ladies Detective Angency), a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use.
Poirot Bookcase Block ,a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use.
The Journal (Indiana Jones), a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use. d more like this on Fandom in Stitches.
The Man in Black (The Princess Bride), a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use.
Are you quilting along with Fandom in Stitches? I’d love to see your work! Comment here or tag me on social media (Jennifer Ofenstein on Facebook, @sewhookedjen on Instagram!).
Happy stitching!
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