Sunday, May 31, 2026

Rodeo Quilt.....Progress

 


I started the design work on the Rodeo panel

in February and I have been pecking away at it

on and off the last few months...





These paper pieced star patterns caught my eye

for a border treatment, but the 6 inch is too 

small and the 12 inch is too big...





I enlarged the 6 inch by 150%

and it finishes to a 9 inch block...just right.





It takes 4 sections to make one star block...





Here is the back side of the star block...




Star block ready to trim down to 9 1/2 inches...





It takes most of a day to finish a star block

from start to finish...




20 Star Blocks up on the design wall.

Now I have to figure out how to make the

red and white checker board inner border fit...



The last time I posted it was February

and winter here in Western Oregon...

As you can see through the Thread Shed window,

it is now Spring with lots of green grass

for the cattle to eat.

The last 3 months we have been calving and

are nearly done with calving season.

The cattle have been vaccinated and

it is now breeding season and the bulls

are in with the cows.

We mowed our first hay field yesterday.

I have been stitching most every day,

in between ranch work,

just not posting to this blog as much.

I will share more images soon.


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May Your Bobbin Always Be Full,

LuAnn Kessi 


2 comments:

  1. The denim and bandana print fabrics are so perfect for this panel.

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