WOW , you were very busy
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you have been BUSY!! Nice work!!
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Wowzers!!!! When do you sleep? When do you have time to shop and replace all of the fabric you have used? Tee-Hee!
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Do you have time to sleep and eat????? Tons of quilts for a month or two ~ great job!
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You have been so productive - I am very impressed because each quilt is so nice! The first one pictured matches your floor so well that at first I thought it was a photo of sashing - LOL.
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Nice quilts. Great job.
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Wow! They are wonderful! How many hours a day do you spend on quilting?
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Wow, did you take any time out to eating, sleeping, etc. That is an amazing accomplishment for a month. Quilts are adorable. I have to ask, how many hours a day to you spend quilting??
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busy bee... lovely quilts
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OMG you were one busy lady, they are all beautiful. The fabric in the soft brown quilt is gorgeous.
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wow you have been busy all are beautiful.. wish i would get my mojo going and get some of my quilt tops done.
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The thud you hear is me falling to the floor! I haven't even sewn for two months! What are some of the names of the patterns you used for your great creations? Thank you.
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Great jobs! It feels soooo good to get something finished, huh? Thanks for sharing...
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Lovely quilts! You're so prolific!
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Originally Posted by Raggiemom
(Post 6002864)
I'm finally getting around to posting pictures of what I finished in March. Several of the quilts were actually worked on in February, and then just finished in March!
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Wow, did you get any sleep in March & April ??? You have been VERY busy & they are fabulous. Love that star !
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I wish I was as productive as you. Great quilts.
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These are all so wonderful! You have been very busy and have done a great job on all! Thanks for sharing.
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Very beautiful work. You have really been a busy bee!
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Whatever you're drinking, I need some of it. Tell us your secret to getting so much accomplished. Not only quantity, but also they are all so pretty. I would love to know the pattern name of the one that looks like a square in a square. I like the size of the blocks and the colors blend so well. Thanks for sharing all your hard work with us.
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Nice quilts. Looks like a successful March.
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Oh my gosh! You have really, I mean REALLY been busy! They are all beautiful and you've done a great job!
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Oh my you've been working a lot. I love them all especially the star. What is the name of the star pattern?
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WOW! Did you take time to eat in March? You have done some truly beautiful work.
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I love the first one!! All are nice! You have really been busy.
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Wow! When did you eat or sleep? I like the third one best....but they are all nice.
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Very nice work and lots of it. I am totally intriqued by the brown one and the use of circles/squares. Very ingenious!
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Wow!! You have been BUSY!! My favorite is the third quilt shown, but they are ALL lovely!
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OK, several people have asked questions so I will do my best to answer them. I don't quilt every day but when I do quilt, it's anywhere from 1 hour to 8 hours for the day. Almost all of the quilts I do are fairly simple ones and usually I SITD to finish them and then machine bind. And a couple I just had to assemble, the blocks were already sewn. Now for the patterns--
the first quilt was one I just assemble the quilt. Someone had the blocks already done (it's a charity quilt for church). I believe they sewed strip sets then cut them. It's a queen sized quilt and I didn't finish it, just pieced the top. The second quilt was a Christmas layer cake, I just sewed the squares together, then quilted diagonally through the corners. I like minimal quilting when I'm doing it! :) The third quilt had the blocks assembled and I just sewed the top together. They're just squares, and then squares within a square. The fourth quilt, I took a couple charm packs, sewed together 4 patches, then threw in a few squares to break up the 4 patches. To finish, just diagonal quilting through the corners. The fifth quilt was done using fat quarters. I cut them into 5x8.5 inch (I think!) pieces and sewed 6 together. Then just assembled and found a cute border. The sixth is a paper pieced Mariner's Compass. My first attempt at paper piecing and not done very well! But I learned from my mistakes, and that's what I consider important. The seventh is a layer cake. It's a variation on the double slice layer cake pattern. I messed up and cut the layer cakes in half for the first cut. So then I just mixed up the pieces and sewed various halves together. Then I varied the next cut--some I cut at 2.5 inches, some at 5, some at 3.5. Just mixed it all up and made squares and reassembled. Lots of fun and so easy. The last one I took some square blocks and alternated with blocks I made from another pattern, can't remember which one. If someone really wants to know the pattern, pm me and I'll look it up. Thanks for looking and for all the compliments! :) |
Wow you have been busy! They all are beautiful.
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Wow you have been very busy !
They all look great ! :) |
The star is Super ! Great work. Many UFO's done. Thank God..Hugs
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