Here are weeks 33 and 34. I didn't forget the tiny melons in the center of F-6 -- after three attempts, I decided to move on and come back to them later. They were so frustrating! And I didn't notice how wonky F-10 looks til I looked at the picture. I hope it just needs squaring up. Isaac knocked out my electricity from Wednesday morning til Thursday evening, so I spent some of that time working on a couple of appliques and I have a renewed appreciation of Jane's skill. How in the world did they create such beautiful quilts without lights, a modern iron, and freezer paper? And I didn't even have to stop to milk the cows and chop wood for the stove!
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Can anyone give me directions to do a10 I have the center done can't figure out the last do I miter a border then appliqué on the points any help would be appreciated

:D:D:D Too funny! :D:D:D

Fromzstore, I'm pretty sure I followed thatquilt's instructions for A-10. If I'm remembering correctly, only the base of the triangles are hand-sewn. The rest is pieced except the center melon. The center is reverse applique, which I have slightly more success with than regular applique.

thanks for your help will try that

Hi, Fromzstore!
I could not resolve A-10 sewing all at the same time. I finished the Center, adds clear edges and then apply the dark special piece. I attached some pictures to make it look better. I hope serve you the tip.
A hug!

thank you gladys that is a big help

Gladys,
I love your c-7 the color selection really sets it off nicely

Mim,
thanks for sharing the wonderful view of the full moon from your cottage. Very nice.

hee hee Katy bob....loved your comment about not having to stop to milk the cows or chop the wood. It wasn't too long ago I was milking about 30 goats and chopping wood for the fire so it really hit home with me. I agree about all the modern helps we have to make neat quilts. Great job on your squares and on keeping up!