Sylvia Bridal Sampler BOW
04-23-2018, 06:15 AM
#1661
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Donna - nice blocks, you are making good progress!
Teen - your applique pieces look really nice. I sure hope I can get mine to look that good.
My "insane" book should show up mid week, and then I'll start looking at starting that and the DJ together. Right now I plan on using red for both, with using each red only one time in the DJ, and only one fabric per block. So I'll pull two reds and do two DJ blocks, then use the same reds plus some others to do one Insane block. I think I'll also use a light blue to go with the reds on the Insane blocks. I bought some blue to go with the reds for the 19th Mystery, but changed my mind and went with a navy. So I have over 7 yards of a blue that does look real good with the reds. I'll be going with a light beige for the DJ background.
Teen - your applique pieces look really nice. I sure hope I can get mine to look that good.
My "insane" book should show up mid week, and then I'll start looking at starting that and the DJ together. Right now I plan on using red for both, with using each red only one time in the DJ, and only one fabric per block. So I'll pull two reds and do two DJ blocks, then use the same reds plus some others to do one Insane block. I think I'll also use a light blue to go with the reds on the Insane blocks. I bought some blue to go with the reds for the 19th Mystery, but changed my mind and went with a navy. So I have over 7 yards of a blue that does look real good with the reds. I'll be going with a light beige for the DJ background.
04-23-2018, 06:57 AM
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Wow DonnaPea, you nailed every block!!! Lovely!!!! And you're getting better with each block, did you notice?
Great plan Macebaby! Do you have enough reds for your adventure? If not, I can send you some of mine.
Great plan Macebaby! Do you have enough reds for your adventure? If not, I can send you some of mine.
04-23-2018, 09:10 AM
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thanks for the offer Anael, but I don't think I'll have any problem needing over 200 different reds. I'm including burgundy to pink and I bet I've got close to 400 different fabrics if I include my fat quarter collection.
when DH and I travel, we like to stop at quilt shops and I like to pick up a yard or two (or five) of assorted fabrics, and I'm always drawn to the reds. Now if it was purple, I'd really need some help.
when DH and I travel, we like to stop at quilt shops and I like to pick up a yard or two (or five) of assorted fabrics, and I'm always drawn to the reds. Now if it was purple, I'd really need some help.
04-23-2018, 12:36 PM
#1665
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Hi Anael,
Thanks so much for asking and yes, I had the op on Friday and came home from hospital yesterday. I am still in some pain, which I expected, but am on a lot of medication and which is making me drowsy.
The operation was successful and I have to do regular physio exercises and I have an appointment to go back in a couple of weeks.
The consultant did a minimally invasive procedure and I can't quite believe the incision is only about 5 inches long - with not too much muscle being cut, so hopefully healing will be quicker.
I have been following the posts on here and you are all doing some beautiful work.
Thanks again for remembering me - it means a lot !!
Thanks so much for asking and yes, I had the op on Friday and came home from hospital yesterday. I am still in some pain, which I expected, but am on a lot of medication and which is making me drowsy.
The operation was successful and I have to do regular physio exercises and I have an appointment to go back in a couple of weeks.
The consultant did a minimally invasive procedure and I can't quite believe the incision is only about 5 inches long - with not too much muscle being cut, so hopefully healing will be quicker.
I have been following the posts on here and you are all doing some beautiful work.
Thanks again for remembering me - it means a lot !!
04-23-2018, 12:57 PM
#1666
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I'm so glad all went well!!! Isn't it wonderful to be able to move right after surgery?
Hopefully soon you won't need the painkillers anymore, they're not fun
So......congrats on the new you!!
Hopefully soon you won't need the painkillers anymore, they're not fun
So......congrats on the new you!!
04-24-2018, 09:14 AM
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I was looking up a block pattern in my 365 Day Challenge binder, and got the idea, instead of going Nearly Insane, to doing a Totally Insane quilt - no 6" block with under 50 pieces to it. I'll just need to swap out some of the "easier" blocks from the NI quilt with some of the harder ones of the 365 quilt.
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