Under my needle this week, and a huge thank you :)
08-23-2016, 06:37 AM
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Location: SW Washington USA
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there aren't very many of those interesting centers, those all came from someone else's scraps. I just love them
I'm sitting in a motel in Missoula Montana today while my Rob fishes the Clark Fork river.
I have my hand crank project for back up, but have out my last english paper piecing project, finishing up the edges.
Wi-Fi so I can watch quilting stuff on utube without burning up my own broadband time.
What's not to love, life is so good and I appreciate every minute of it.
I'm sitting in a motel in Missoula Montana today while my Rob fishes the Clark Fork river.
I have my hand crank project for back up, but have out my last english paper piecing project, finishing up the edges.
Wi-Fi so I can watch quilting stuff on utube without burning up my own broadband time.
What's not to love, life is so good and I appreciate every minute of it.
08-24-2016, 07:56 AM
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Chet and Bernie... I had not heard of them till now. I did a quick youtube search and found what they are about. Thanks for that reference! So just to be clear, he's a, what? retired lawman? and travels with his dog to find missing persons? So cool, and entertaining in what looks like a fun way.
Your blocks are great! I like the center focus squares because they add interest to each block.
Your blocks are great! I like the center focus squares because they add interest to each block.
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