2018 UFO Challenge of the Month
07-21-2018, 12:16 PM
#981
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Location: Asheville, previously Lake Vermilion, Tarpon Springs, Duluth, St Paul, Soudan
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En Provence is done, so I am all caught up with BH mysteries. This year will not be a bed size quilt;it will be a wall hanging!
On the HQ16 side the table was damaged and returned to the shipper. Oh well, I am going to Atlanta Thursday and will be there through August 6th, so it should be here by then. [ATTACH=CONFIG]598193[/ATTACH]
On the HQ16 side the table was damaged and returned to the shipper. Oh well, I am going to Atlanta Thursday and will be there through August 6th, so it should be here by then. [ATTACH=CONFIG]598193[/ATTACH]
07-21-2018, 05:51 PM
#982
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Location: Southwest Idaho
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Gorgeous, Krisb.....did you quilt this on your new baby?
I finally got to work on my Green Tea borders today. Trying to stay on top of it and get it done so I can quilt it. With all the trapunto, it should be fun to quilt.
I finally got to work on my Green Tea borders today. Trying to stay on top of it and get it done so I can quilt it. With all the trapunto, it should be fun to quilt.
07-21-2018, 07:31 PM
#983
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Originally Posted by Teen
Gorgeous, Krisb.....did you quilt this on your new baby?.
No, it was done on the Janome 1600. The basic table for the new toy was damaged in shipment and went back home to CA. The fancy table doesn’t ship until August 6.
07-22-2018, 05:15 AM
#984
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Location: Cottage Grove, MN
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Krisb: Congratulations on finishing it! It is beautiful. I am planning on doing only 1/3 of the clues again for this year’s BH Mystery. It was less stressful last year and worked perfectly as a medallion center for a scrappy. 
. I just finished returning my scraps from En Provence to their rightful bins.
I am hoping the next table comes quickly and is in perfect condition.
. I just finished returning my scraps from En Provence to their rightful bins.I am hoping the next table comes quickly and is in perfect condition.
07-22-2018, 11:18 AM
#985
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Suzzyq- I like the way you used the panels and coordinating yardage- very nice!
Krisb-congratulations on finishing En Provence, very pretty!
Rob
Krisb-congratulations on finishing En Provence, very pretty!
Rob
07-22-2018, 12:52 PM
#986
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Oro Valley, AZ
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Krisb, congrats on your En Provence finish. It looks fantastic.
07-23-2018, 08:10 AM
#987
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Location: Eastern Washington
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Yeah SuzzyQ
07-23-2018, 08:11 AM
#988
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Nice job KrisB
07-23-2018, 08:12 AM
#989
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Location: Eastern Washington
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No finishes quite yet. Been to busy cleaning and weeding to do much sewing. My quilting supplies and fabric are getting a bit more organized. It will be nice to be able to find things quicker.
07-28-2018, 03:01 PM
#990
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Michigan
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Hello all!
I had a set of candies cut, and a charm pack that I wanted to cut to candy size to pair with them. These were sitting on my desk by my monitor for months. The project was hardly started-- but a UFO in our mind is still a UFO, I guess! This is the block pattern I chose to use. I didn't realize when I chose it, that it would have been easier to simply make two different 10" blocks and then sew them together. But now I've got the nine blocks made (I'm going to make the top square), and I'm working on the pieced sashing.
I'm posting about it, because I have so many projects started, and I want to make a new effort to finish some of them.
I had a set of candies cut, and a charm pack that I wanted to cut to candy size to pair with them. These were sitting on my desk by my monitor for months. The project was hardly started-- but a UFO in our mind is still a UFO, I guess! This is the block pattern I chose to use. I didn't realize when I chose it, that it would have been easier to simply make two different 10" blocks and then sew them together. But now I've got the nine blocks made (I'm going to make the top square), and I'm working on the pieced sashing.
I'm posting about it, because I have so many projects started, and I want to make a new effort to finish some of them.
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