New Year's Weekend Virtual Quilting
12-30-2017, 01:36 PM
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i finished this top yesterday New Year's Weekend Virtual Quilting
and thanks to Boston1954's suggestion of the boxed squares pattern, i finished this one today
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and thanks to Boston1954's suggestion of the boxed squares pattern, i finished this one today
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12-30-2017, 01:55 PM
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QuiltnNan.....love the colors....I'm going to have to try that pattern with some scraps. You are rocking it this week with your generous gifts to cancer center. Very cool..
Next quilt top cut-out...looks likes I'll have some remaining yardage to do a kick-butt border...or so I hope..as much as I want to start sewing on this, I'm going to work on my swap blocks... Just 2 more sets for the swap to go...
Next quilt top cut-out...looks likes I'll have some remaining yardage to do a kick-butt border...or so I hope..as much as I want to start sewing on this, I'm going to work on my swap blocks... Just 2 more sets for the swap to go...
12-30-2017, 01:57 PM
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one more bound and ready for the wash! I swear this one had 6 sides!
The center pattern is called "Oh My Gosh!" I came up with the borders as I really didn't want to make any more of those small blocks but wanted a bigger quilt.
I ended up with a lot of ombre scraps after doing another quilt (it's in the pile to bind also) and thought this would be a good pattern to use them up. One way to get a lot of different colors without a lot of different fabrics.
The center pattern is called "Oh My Gosh!" I came up with the borders as I really didn't want to make any more of those small blocks but wanted a bigger quilt.
I ended up with a lot of ombre scraps after doing another quilt (it's in the pile to bind also) and thought this would be a good pattern to use them up. One way to get a lot of different colors without a lot of different fabrics.
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12-30-2017, 02:11 PM
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Gorgeous, Macbaby!!! You sound like me....I typically make a second quilt with the scraps for charity immediately following the 1st quilt. I'm pretty sick of the fabric by that point...lol!
this quilt is stunning....love the variegated binding you did...great scrap buster idea..
this quilt is stunning....love the variegated binding you did...great scrap buster idea..
12-30-2017, 02:18 PM
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Wow, I can't believe how much is getting done this weekend! I finished quilting the lone star today and made several bindings and pieced a couple backings. Plus made chocolate chip cookies 
Tomorrow afternoon after church I hope to finish a couple more of the children's charity quilts. I'm headed upstairs to put away a few things in the studio then it's movie time. We're going to watch Arrival tonight.
Tomorrow afternoon after church I hope to finish a couple more of the children's charity quilts. I'm headed upstairs to put away a few things in the studio then it's movie time. We're going to watch Arrival tonight.
12-30-2017, 02:59 PM
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Great work everyone love the pics. Have the right half of the table runner finished starting on the left. Almost time to start jambalaya for dinner. Will try to post a picture when finished. Everyone stay warm and safe this weekend.
12-30-2017, 03:17 PM
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Finished a swap block for Summertime Swap..... Now just need to make 3 more....gotta cook din din...Just found out that our Christmas with DH family has been rescheduled (since we were sick we had to postpone) for New Years Day....which means I'll be baking for my treat tray tomorrow and with family Monday. Probably not much more sewing will get done so I'll content myself with organizing for Baltimore Album quilt. I just read the pattern and it looks like I'll be heading down to Rosie's Quilt Cubbard in San Diego in January to buy 20 yards of fabric (without backing)... Yikes!
12-30-2017, 04:02 PM
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Macybaby, love the maze quilt, was it hard to do? My DIL requested one and I would like to make her one. I noticed the quilting design you chose for that quilt too, perfect choice!
Jan
Jan
12-30-2017, 04:05 PM
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Will look through my mystery stuff now to see what needs to be done.
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