This will be a very busy week, this will be busy. But the only thing I have right now to show is some bug jar blocks. I am doing the tutorial for this block on another blog. I will post it here as well, so you can stop by on Wednesday and see how it is made.
They are cute, I love bug jars. There are so many variations of the jars that you can make a whole quilt, put them into a “bookcase” and they will look fabulous!
I have been wanting to do a bug jar quilt for a long time. This just might be the start of one. And I may get Ann working on some bug jars for some of the grandkids she has. Wouldn’t that be cool.
My local quilters group might just enjoy a bug jar or two after we finish the Halloween Pumpkin quilt!
glen
It takes a bit of time to do a tutorial, doesn't it? Your jars are cute and I like that you use several fabrics for the insides.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. I will have to make some, too.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of combining fabrics into one JAR. Good thinking!
ReplyDeleteGlen, everyone loves a bug jar quilt! I tried a variation with fruits inside and gifted it to my Dad. He is the jelly, preservers, and jam maker of my parents. I put the fruit jars in a cupboard for safe keeping. If you wish check out the cute quilt at http://www.kwiltnkats.com/Gifts/Kupboard%20Kandy.JPG. Have fun and I'll be checking back on Wednesday. Sandi
ReplyDeleteI have always like bug jar quilts, but never made one. I can't wait to see yours take shape.
ReplyDeleteaww, love the pieced jars!
ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeleteI like the scrappy bug jars. What a good idea.
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