. . . is block 10 of the Civil War Diary Quilt. I used templates to make it.
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Block 11 is the last one of the first row, 1 down 10 to go! This one was very easy. The only problem was the difference between the pattern and the example in the book. So I looked around on the internet, to see what other people did with it and decided to use the example. Last weekend I cut the fabric for my next block, the first one of the second row. I want to make the blocks in the sequence of the book, so I don't have to decide which one is next every time.
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And there was a surprise in my mailbox this morning: a beautiful Kogin ATC made by
Miriam. She sent it in a lovely matching envelope.
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