There have been a few mentions in previous posts of the Lenten Banners that the Quilters are working on. Here is a brief glimpse of my progress. The blocks are really easy, 12.5″ square cut in half at any angle that pleases, a contrasting strip of purple sewn to join the two halves back together. Then turn the block 90 degrees and cut in half again, inserting another strip. Then trim the block back to 12.5″. The banners will be three blocks wide, and four blocks long (36″ x 48″). I am also working on a matching stole. The deadline is the first Sunday of Lent, February 17. I better get at it!
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I Am with you always 
Would love to see them when they are hung in the sanctuary! Wonderful project for your church qulters to do.
Once they are hung and dedicated to God’s glory I’ll post some pictures. The ladies are really enjoying these projects. Thanks for stopping by.
Lovely work. Enjoying looking through your delightful website.
Thank you for your kind comment. Stop in any time!
Hi antarabesque, thanks for stopping by on Reddy Arts Textile Group’s blog, glad you liked it. We have a lot of fun. I have enjoyed looking at your blog, and seeing what your quilting friends have been doing. What a wonderful job they do. I love the skewed crosses in your Lenten quilt blocks, and look forward to seeing it finished. You set me to reminiscing. I used to do the banners for our church, in felt, so that we could change them as needed, ever practical! At one time though, I made a quilt: if you have time, have a look at my blog here
http://ratherbequilting.wordpress.com/2013/02/05/a-little-bit-of-history/
Thanks for the return visit. I am pleased that my cyberplace brought some fond memories up for you. Blessings.