I'm on a Mission (31) update
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Ok - slight change of plans - I decided to concentrate on the kiddo's quilts first - of which I have 13 of 14 tops done. While working on one of them (the red/blue Ohio Star), I found out the child I was making it for was not as old as I had thought (turned 7 the day I was working on it. I thought he was like 10 or 11), so I finished what I started (I literally had the outside border to add on when I found out it was his "7th" b-day, rededicated it to to an adult and started from scratch on another I-spy quilt ("Kade" one) for him. So here is the balance of those.
It will take me a little longer to finish the last one since it is paper pieced, plus I am debating on changing the entire design of the quilt to something different. These have been fun and I wish I had time to finish all of the adult quilts before starting the quilting process but I think that would really be pushing my luck. I do have a back-up plan on the adult quilts however. 4 of them live out of town (2 - way out, like out of state out), so they are the next 4 quilts on the list outside of these 14 kids quilts. I figure the rest I can hand deliver after Christmas as needed since everyone else literally lives within 5 miles of us. But I will press on and see how far I get. Thanks for stopping for a peek and have a great quilty weekend! |
Wow, you certainly have been on a mission! Lovely quilts!
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You sure are on a mission! I thought I was a 'lean, mean, quilting machine' but I see you are my equal... I just love them all!
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Those are wonderful! Very inspirational. Thanks for sharing. You have been very very busy!
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Wow! and Wow! Those are beautiful quilts. You must stitch 24/7 to finish that many quilts. It's quite OK to change directions on our quilts. Best wishes for your project and completion. I hope you take a picture of all the quits together at some point.
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Wow! Every one of them will be treasured!
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They are all lovely, but the Shadow quilt is exceptional. Beautiful colour placement.
Watson |
Great quilts and tops!
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I think they are all great but I love the batik shadow box one - divine
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All so wonderful and unique. I love the batik shadow as well, but if I were to pick one for keeps, it’d be the third from the bottom. What is that pattern?
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Good job! Beautiful quilts! They are all great!
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All of them are beautiful.
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Wow. You'd turn any mission impossible into a mission possible. Great quilts, especially love the shadow box one.:thumbup:
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Wow, love all of them. Your recipients are very fortunate!
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Absolutely beautiful work. Perfection in your piecing! Love the shadow box too! Time for you to take a break and admire your work.....you should be proud.
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Wow! you nave been busy! They all look great!
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Absolutely your shadow quilt top!
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What a beautiful array of quilts. I'm sure the family will love them!
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I love the border on the scrappy pinwheels!
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What a wonderful collection. Your mind must wander a lot to come up with all those different designs. Keep it up.
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Lovely, lovely, lovely. None are quickie quilts but all are interesting and individual. You are on a mission! I keep looking back to choose a favorite and I just can't pick one! You are blessing your family with beauty and warmth.
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Originally Posted by zozee
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All so wonderful and unique. I love the batik shadow as well, but if I were to pick one for keeps, it’d be the third from the bottom. What is that pattern?
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There is a pattern for the "jewel box", I called it shadow somethings. I thought I got it from Missouri Star Quilt. Not navigating real good. My avatar cat is sick....won't get out of her bed.
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Originally Posted by WMUTeach
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Lovely, lovely, lovely. None are quickie quilts but all are interesting and individual. You are on a mission! I keep looking back to choose a favorite and I just can't pick one! You are blessing your family with beauty and warmth.
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Originally Posted by juliasb
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You sure are on a mission! I thought I was a 'lean, mean, quilting machine' but I see you are my equal... I just love them all!
I am going to finish the last quilt top then start quilting all of these quilts. I plan to do a simple stipple on them because it is quick and it won’t take away from the designs. I have found that the more ornate the quilting the more likely the quilts won’t be used, so quick and easy is the plan. |
Originally Posted by Battle Axe
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What a wonderful collection. Your mind must wander a lot to come up with all those different designs. Keep it up.
Marcia |
Oh my gosh, they are all fabulous!!!!!!!!
The one with all the squares is to die for. But all are marvelous!!! |
Wow and double wow pretty quilts
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I love them all!!! The one with the name "Kade" on it is great and I also love the pinwheel one. You certainly have been on a mission and what a fantastic finish. You must sew all the time
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All of them are fun designs and will be loved by the recipients. I especially like the addition of KADE in the I-spy quilt. I can tell you have put a lot of thought, time, and work into each and every one.
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Your work is so nice. I can see you've been doing this for a while. And donation quilts, too. What a good person you are.
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Woman...your are driven. Wonderful quilts.
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Wow, one is just as great as the next!
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Originally Posted by fatsewcat
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Ok - slight change of plans - I decided to concentrate on the kiddo's quilts first - of which I have 13 of 14 tops done. While working on one of them (the red/blue Ohio Star), I found out the child I was making it for was not as old as I had thought (turned 7 the day I was working on it. I thought he was like 10 or 11), so I finished what I started (I literally had the outside border to add on when I found out it was his "7th" b-day, rededicated it to to an adult and started from scratch on another I-spy quilt ("Kade" one) for him. So here is the balance of those.
It will take me a little longer to finish the last one since it is paper pieced, plus I am debating on changing the entire design of the quilt to something different. These have been fun and I wish I had time to finish all of the adult quilts before starting the quilting process but I think that would really be pushing my luck. I do have a back-up plan on the adult quilts however. 4 of them live out of town (2 - way out, like out of state out), so they are the next 4 quilts on the list outside of these 14 kids quilts. I figure the rest I can hand deliver after Christmas as needed since everyone else literally lives within 5 miles of us. But I will press on and see how far I get. Thanks for stopping for a peek and have a great quilty weekend! |
Oh my goodness! Your quilts are just lovely ... but have you even stopped to eat? Haha I use the same expression (on a mission) when I'm fired up to get something done so I get where you are coming from. Keep up the great work.
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What a great collection of quilts! It took me a minute to see Kade in the eye-spy but I think I'm going to use your idea and design mine with the name in the middle. I love that pattern! I really like how the borders on your quilts reflect the central pattern.
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Holy Moly - You are a quilting machine!!! Great quilts!!
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Nice quilts.
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Wow, so many pretty quilts! Great work! I love the shadowbox one, too.
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What a beautiful body of work you are sharing. Can't wait to see the rest.
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