Originally Posted by Cheesehead

Janice, love your new machine! Is her name Red?
Nelco, such beautiful blocks!
Hot as a pistol again today, still in the 90's but should reach the upper 80's by the end of the week.

Two blocks for today, one for Janice and one for LStew.

Originally Posted by All2Pieces

Traveling Gramma - The red stars fabric is great! I hope you like this one I made for you. The block is straight; the photo is wonky.

Originally Posted by All2Pieces

Cheesehead - I received a second baggie of your fabric. Here's the club block and a BONUS block for you. I hope you like them.

Originally Posted by All2Pieces

Nelco - Thank you for the wonderful block you made for me. Your points are so spot-on. Hope you like what I did with your fabric. I was able to make two blocks from one baggie. The spinner has bias edges so I stay-stitched the sides.

Originally Posted by All2Pieces

SewBiz - Thanks for the lovely block you made for my floral fabric. It'll look wonderful in the finished quilt.
I was able to create a second block from your Rockwell fabric. This reminds me of an old framed picture. I hope you like it.

Originally Posted by All2Pieces

Janice - Thank you for my great floral blocks. They are beautiful.
I believe I sent these two blocks to you in an earlier post but I don't see them in the album. If it's a repeat, my apologies.
One is from your blue batik and the other is from the green.

Originally Posted by terriamn

Beautiful blocks All2 pieces and my block today is for you.

Janice Tracey has been holding up well, probably too well. She is being kept extremely busy with getting the dock out and closing the camper for the season. I will be giving her the memory bear today and that will be emotional. We are at lake closing up our camper but won’t be heading to Texas for about a month. After we our finished with ours she should be here and we will help close up hers. Really I will be there just to keep her company as she has almost everything put away inside the camper. Hubby will turn off her water and blow out the lines and we can hit the button for the slides and should be all finished. I made that sound a lot easier hen it is. The worse part is emptying the frig and cleaning it out. We turned it off last weekend so that job is going much easier then usual

Originally Posted by All2Pieces

Janice - Thanks for noticing the switch-up. I'll have to make certain each is in the correct bag.
Terriamn - The block for me is great. Thank you. Our camper is still in our yard; we aren't ready to put it away yet. I'm still hoping for a local trip before we winterize it. I hope the day wasn't too emotional you and your friend.
LStew - Here's a Christmas wreath and a candle in the window for you. The cardinals in the background are so lovely to see in wintertime. The block isn't as dark as the photo. I hope you like both the bonus and the other.

Originally Posted by terriamn

Thank you Janice for the anniversary wishes we had a lovely afternoon visiting the gardens, driving through the country side and going out for seafood. Congratulations on your anniversary!

Two blocks today. Cheesehead hope you are open for another Christmas tree, I added the gold to match one of your other blocks that had gold in it. Second block is for Susie Q, loved working with these colors.

Funny thing, I was interrupted after finishing one side of the tree trunk. Came back and couldn’t find the piece for the life of me. After looking everywhere I sat down frustrated at my sewing machine and there it was hanging off the back of the machine.

Originally Posted by Janice McC

To all Roses, relax. You have months ahead of you to finish. It’s meant to be fun and if rushing isn’t fun for you, take your time!

SBG, two tops are still a commendable accomplishment.

SusieQ, you must realize by now that you must bow to a feline’s wishes and desires. It’s in their contract. I, of course, never have to deal with this since I have a dog. Ha! Below is where Ernie has commandeered my old sewing room chair as you can see below.

Speaking of my old chair, I’m sitting in it now, looking at my design wall. I’ve got my Spring Boom 31 blocks on the wall. I made easy alternates. The picture of it is below. You can see it extends beyond the capacity of the wall onto the floor. These blocks were not meant to make a quilt this big until the Guild said they needed some twin sized quilts for a local charity. I haven’t finalized the Boom block layout and I may add a border. I just finished the alternate blocks. I have three more blocks which will be added to the back. I think I’ll put it all together and hope to quilt it on the LA as my first project with the easiest pattern I can find. It should be “a great learning experience” as my husband loves to say. Thank you to everyone who made blocks for this soon-to-be top. (That’s one of Ernie’s beds in the corner. When I’m in here, he’s usually in the bed.)

Originally Posted by terriamn

A block for TG, I had a different block in mind when I started out and decided to move the pieces around and preferred this layup.

Janice love your top and the hourglasses.

Sewbiz keep up the hard work and you will have your six quilts made in no time at the rate you are going

When I finish my blocks My goal is to put together past boom blocks in simple setting. The point will be to get them done since I have at least 10 packages waiting to be assembled. Just a little behind