thimblebug6000

Wow, that is such a neat quilt! I did find a blog with this on it, but not sure it's the one you followed? http://quiltyfolk.blogspot.ca/2015/1...g-journey.html

lynnie

never saw one like this, very pretty

annette1952

What an awesome idea! Your quilt is beautiful

Jordan

Very nice and a lot of memories it looks like.

joyful1

Wow, what a challenge, but you did it!!! It's beautiful and looks like it's full of memories.

busy fingers

Thank you all for your lovely comments on my daily circle quilt. Each square finished at 4", the circles were cut at 3" and appliqued on by using a small zig-zag stitch on my machine. I then did QAYG without sashing. Here is a close up of some of the blocks.
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An explanation of some of the blocks - the nurse represents a visit to hospital, eggs - I had breakfast out, the sewing machine - my quilting group day, coffee cup - had coffee with friends, the purple fairy - played fairies that day with my granddaughter, the boat - went for a ride on the Manly ferry, the tools - we had a builder in that day doing some work.

I found this challenge very addictive and enjoyed having the opportunity to play with my scraps to find just the right fabric each day. I had all those fabrics in my stash and did not have to buy or beg for any.

mtkoldra

very unusual and creative quilt

EmiliasNana

I love this idea as a daily diary, but you could also use it by year LOL just make the circles larger. I had always wanted to leave as my legacy a quilt of my life and thought of using PP squares to symbolize events, but this would be an option. Yours is lovely and a real hierloom for generations. I would leave a key however in a pocket of the label to let others know why you made the decisions you did.............what fun.

Innov8R

This is a wonderful idea--meaningful and useful. It makes a pretty quilt that is also interesting.

quiltingshorttimer

what a neat quilt! And kudos for using all stash fabric!