2016 UFO Challenge of the Month
#1091
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Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Va.
Posts: 5,752
Beautiful quilts Jaba. I think I'm partial to the orange, but then again, the purple has so much subtle patterning going on that I keep coming back to it.
OhCanada your stitching is exquisite! I'm looking forward to seeing this quilt finished. As far as starting on a new project or working on another UFO---just remember, you will need to have some UFOs on hand for next year's UFO challenge.....LOL
Rob
OhCanada your stitching is exquisite! I'm looking forward to seeing this quilt finished. As far as starting on a new project or working on another UFO---just remember, you will need to have some UFOs on hand for next year's UFO challenge.....LOL
Rob
#1095
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Oak Grove, MN
Posts: 1,671
I have two finished UFO's so far this month.
Back in April of 2008 a few of us formed a sewing circle and had a crazy idea of making a banner for our little group. Because we always met at my house, and my front yard had 3 large Silver Oak trees, we decided to name our little group the Circle of the Silver Oak. One of the members was an artist and drew up the design. We used the crayon method to color the tree and that was all that was completed. In looking for some fabric for another project I found the banner folded between some other fabrics. This is the fabric that was used for the borders and that must have been our thought process at the time because of how all the fabric was together with focal piece. I added the borders, did some simple stitch in the ditch quilting, added my hanger, and got the binding all done. One member of the original group still sews on a weekly basis with me. I cannot wait till next week when we get together and she sees the banner.
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In September of 2007 one of the local pattern designers, Diane Caruso, held a pattern testing workshop for her new design, Shoo Fly Pie, at one of the LQS. I had everything done except the final dark green border, the quilting, and binding. In 2016 when the holidays roll around this quilt will be ready.
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Back in April of 2008 a few of us formed a sewing circle and had a crazy idea of making a banner for our little group. Because we always met at my house, and my front yard had 3 large Silver Oak trees, we decided to name our little group the Circle of the Silver Oak. One of the members was an artist and drew up the design. We used the crayon method to color the tree and that was all that was completed. In looking for some fabric for another project I found the banner folded between some other fabrics. This is the fabric that was used for the borders and that must have been our thought process at the time because of how all the fabric was together with focal piece. I added the borders, did some simple stitch in the ditch quilting, added my hanger, and got the binding all done. One member of the original group still sews on a weekly basis with me. I cannot wait till next week when we get together and she sees the banner.
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In September of 2007 one of the local pattern designers, Diane Caruso, held a pattern testing workshop for her new design, Shoo Fly Pie, at one of the LQS. I had everything done except the final dark green border, the quilting, and binding. In 2016 when the holidays roll around this quilt will be ready.
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#1096
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Wyoming in the summer, Florida in the winter
Posts: 7,583
I'm usually not an orange person either, but this fabric just put a hold on me OhCanada your quilting is gorgeous, rryder, love it and the colors you used. AnokaQuilter your group will love that wall hanging and love the quilt. Super finishes everyone!!
#1099
Super Member
Join Date: May 2013
Location: Ballwin, MO
Posts: 4,211
Rob, your fabric choices on the Jacob's Ladder are just wonderful. It looks so art deco to me.
AnokaQuilter, I love your quilting circle story, and that is just about the most beautiful name of a group I've ever heard. It's a lovely banner.
Beautiful stitches, OhCanada!
AnokaQuilter, I love your quilting circle story, and that is just about the most beautiful name of a group I've ever heard. It's a lovely banner.
Beautiful stitches, OhCanada!
#1100
And great finish on the Jacobs Ladder
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