A couple of years ago I began working on the Farmer’s Wife Sampler Quilt by Laurie Aaron Hird. I decided to make an all Fig Tree version using as many Fig Tree collections as I could in my blocks.
It was so fun to see how all the different collections played so wonderfully together!
Sometimes I mixed collections within blocks, and sometimes I used a single group of fabrics to create the blocks–either way, it all seemed to work together.
Andrea Marquez, who did the quilting, made every block shine!
Some of the simple blocks are my favorites…
Although I have many, many favorites in this quilt. What sampler quilt is on your list?
(There are a few more photos and a few more thoughts on this quilt over at my blog today)!
I did the 2012 BOM on Craftsy and am in the middle of the 2013 one. I buy the background fabric and then do the rest out of stash. Sometimes I have to get a bit creative.
That’s just gorgeous.
WOW!!!! It is beautiful. I have just started a modified Farmer’s Wife Sampler Quilt with 145 blocks – 15 down, 130 to go. At this stage I can’t imagine it looking as beautifully finished as yours. Well done! Tracey from cookquiltcrochet.blogspot.com.au
I can’t imagine planning that; never mind quilting it. It is gorgeous!!
This is absolutely beautiful. I love all your fabric choices and the setting and the quilting! Congratulations on a lovely quilt! Farmer’s Wife is on my list…someday!
I have done numerous sampler quilts over the years and almost all were scrappy – they are always loved.
absolutely stunning!!!
Stunning…heading to your blog now.
The quilting is stunning. Well done.
I love sampler quilts! I have designed 2 of my own so far and made 1 more from bee blocks collected. Sampler quilts are one of my favorite styles of quilting!
Beautiful work-piecing and quilting!!
Love it!! What a gorgeous job piecing an quilting. The Famer’s quilt is on my to do list.
That is just stunning!