Post #91: Nan, Block #75 in the 1930s Farmer's Wife Sampler Quilt Sew Along

Thank you so much for participating in the Farmer’s Wife 1930s Sampler Quilt Sew Along. If you missed the blog on December 5, 2016, I wrote that there were still 7 blocks for which template conversions aren’t appropriate. Because we have already offered between 8 and 12 substitute or bonus blocks, we are not offering another today.

The 8-1/2 inch Block Mystery Quilt

In case you missed Post 89 (February 13, 2017) Sonnie (Block #92), Sonnie was the 12th block we converted to 8-1/2 inches for you. Post #89 also includes the unveiling of the mystery quilt wallhanging.

Nan, Block #75

If you want to make Nan, just cut pieces and sew. Try to keep the outside edges on straight grain.Visit these other Farmer's Wife Sew Along blogs, too, for sewing tutorials and other info about making Nan:

http://gnomeangel.com

http://kidgiddy.blogspot.com/

Are you ready for a new Sew Along?

Gnome Angel invited us to participate in a three-month sew along to make Jen Kingwell's Long Time Gone quilt -- you can use the same templates you used for the Farmer's Wife blocks!  Click here for more information.