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  1. 12-19-2014, 08:43 AM #1
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    Hope you feel better soon!


    Quote Originally Posted by Rebecca_S View Post
    I'm home sick today with a cold but if I feel better I'll probably start sewing. In the meantime I have a top that needs to be marked, which I usually find completely tedious, but is probably suited for my energy level today.
    Fabric just came for some new pillows and those will be my project for this weekend!
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  2. 12-19-2014, 05:58 AM #2
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    Well I completed my king size christmas hexie quilt and now on to a quilt for my 19 month DG. I will post pics of that quilt later but here is my hexie quilt. Not quilted yet but I still put it on my bed during the day.
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  3. 12-19-2014, 08:44 AM #3
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    Your hexie quilt looks great!


    Quote Originally Posted by tucsonquilter View Post
    Well I completed my king size christmas hexie quilt and now on to a quilt for my 19 month DG. I will post pics of that quilt later but here is my hexie quilt. Not quilted yet but I still put it on my bed during the day.
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  4. 12-19-2014, 09:25 AM #4
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    That is a gorgeous quilt top - not surprised you want to displayed it. Thanks for sharing.
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  5. 12-19-2014, 09:30 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by tucsonquilter View Post
    Well I completed my king size christmas hexie quilt and now on to a quilt for my 19 month DG. I will post pics of that quilt later but here is my hexie quilt. Not quilted yet but I still put it on my bed during the day.
    Your hexie is beautiful. What a treasure for your DGD.

    I am greatly hoping to get to my sewing machine this weekend quilting a few things and finishing up some doll clothes for the 18" doll we are giving to my DGD. It will be so fun to see her open her present.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SewExtremeSeams View Post
    Your hexie is beautiful. What a treasure for your DGD.

    I am greatly hoping to get to my sewing machine this weekend quilting a few things and finishing up some doll clothes for the 18" doll we are giving to my DGD. It will be so fun to see her open her present.
    What fun! I used to make dolls' clothes for my girls' dolls - mostly Cabbage Patch Kids but also two baby dolls and an 16" doll. I loved coming up with ideas to "dress up" the very boring patterns around in early 80ties. Please share photos.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MagaQuilt View Post
    What fun! I used to make dolls' clothes for my girls' dolls - mostly Cabbage Patch Kids but also two baby dolls and an 16" doll. I loved coming up with ideas to "dress up" the very boring patterns around in early 80ties. Please share photos.
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    I was there too, making cabbage dolls and clothes for my kids. They were hot then!!

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    Well, I am going to hand sew the binding on a small project for DDIL, and then I am going to play on my Tiara all weekend! I have a table runner (for me) all basted and ready to go. After that, I will work on a looooong table runner for a friends's B&B island. It is WOF wide and 12 feet long. She didn't want it pieced so it is just one fabric on top and another on the bottom - reversible - so the fun will be the FMQ. Touch base later! Have fun all!
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  9. 12-19-2014, 07:28 AM #9
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    I finished this top this week and the back is pieced. I have to order a batt and I'm going to wait until the first of the year to get the batting to finish it.

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  10. 12-19-2014, 07:57 AM #10
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    Looking forward to seeing everyone's projects... I want to finish clue #2 on the Quiltville mystery & start on clue #3...BUT... I also want to make 4 I spy type placemats with chalkboard fabric insert...we'll see if I get to them Off to aquafit first and will check back in later, have a great day!
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