Dixie Diary Done
Denniele used prints from my reproduction collection 1862 Battle Hymn
In 2013 I posted a free Civil War block-of-the-month pattern for Dixie Diary, which told the true story of Sarah Morgan of Baton Rouge in twelve simple blocks.
In 2013 I posted a free Civil War block-of-the-month pattern for Dixie Diary, which told the true story of Sarah Morgan of Baton Rouge in twelve simple blocks.
See more at my Civil War Quilts blog, Scroll down to see posts on last year's block of the month.
http://civilwarquilts.blogspot.com/
Dixie Diary by Stitch & Knit---all pieced
The blocks were basic with optional hearts and stars appliqued.
The blocks were basic with optional hearts and stars appliqued.
Dixie Dairy by Kris Loves Fabric Kris did hers a few years ago when Sandi Brothers kitted it up at her shop A Quilt of Many Colors.
Dixie Dairy by American Homestead Patterns included instructions for 2 sizes: 8" Blocks or 12" Blocks.
Dustin Cecil made the blocks different sizes, repeated some and devised his own set.
If you'd like to start the 12 blocks there are links to each free pattern in the left column on the Civil War Quilts blog. It's a simple project with a complex story about a Louisiana family during the War.
We're all on to the next project but I'll leave these posts up for a year or two.
If you'd like to start the 12 blocks there are links to each free pattern in the left column on the Civil War Quilts blog. It's a simple project with a complex story about a Louisiana family during the War.
We're all on to the next project but I'll leave these posts up for a year or two.
More posts from
