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Old 02-17-2014, 10:14 AM
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Finally a couple of finishes.
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Old 02-17-2014, 10:23 AM
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QuilterMom: Love your work. Exceptional finishes, the quilting really complements the patterns. Congrats!
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QuilterMom- what lovely finishes. I really like your choice of quilting pattern, too. It looks like your puppy does what my puppy does..... hops right on the quilt when I try to lay it out.

Toot, Toot!! a couple more completed.... Yeah!
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Originally Posted by Rhonda Lee View Post
I love starting and finishing. It's the middle that gets rather boring for me.
That's my problem, exactly. I have to bargain with myself to keep on going and get to the finish. It's nice to know I'm not alone.
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Old 02-18-2014, 10:19 AM
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You are so not alone on that one. Sometimes it gets so hard to stick with it once you are going along and it gets tedious. been there with a few. I so hope to show a few more completed this month, but we will see.
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Old 02-18-2014, 12:53 PM
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Thanks to everyone for posting pictures of finished projects! I really enjoy looking at them.

While looking through some of my nicely organized cut squares(in labeled boxes/bins even), I got disgusted with orphan blocks falling off of the shelf by these bins so I made the following charity top. 4 blocks were already finished- 2 of the 10 Minute blocks and 2 of the strip ones. The squares, strips, and sashing came from my stash also. The 3 middle long strips were also finished and laying on a shelf. The two 10 Minute blocks were made by my niece so I had a new learning experience when making the others.


I really thought I would have an ugly quilt when I was done, but it grew on me as I was doing it. There was lots of unstitching because I was designing it as I went along. Today, my church group sandwiched and tied it. The backing was brought to the front and will be sewn down later. It measured about 70 by 80.

I couldn't get a good picture because my room isn't wide enough. . It is straight but doesn't look like it in the picture.


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Old 02-18-2014, 01:50 PM
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Great job! Is fun to get those orphans out of the way with a well meaning home.
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It's nice to see what you all have accomplished. Gives me hope!
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You did a super job of designing your quilt, retiredteacher09. I do that a lot, too.... the designing part. You were able to pull together all those colors.... and are the centers of those blocks curved lines? Impressive. I don't like doing curved lines.
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Nana-up-north: Thank you. The centers are not curved lines but the result of using 5 squares of 9 inches each and then I followed the directions for a 10 minute block. I rolled the resulting square edges and top stitched and that's what makes them look like curved lines.

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