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Old 03-01-2020, 08:59 AM
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: Your quilt is so beautiful and the story behind it made me cry, the reason being, in 2013 I had cancer and my sister made me a quilt! She was taking care of our sick, elderly Mom at the time on top of it all. I finally got off my cancer meds the end of May 2020 and am feeling so much better. Your sister will love it and if she is anything like me, it will receive more tears, tears of joy. Much love to you and your sister, may you have many more wonderful years of joy together.

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Old 03-01-2020, 09:11 AM
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Teen, that quilt is gorgeous. I know how much she will appreciate it. I am 5 years cancer free, I had to make my own quilt to celebrate the end of radiation, and all the rest of it.
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Old 03-01-2020, 10:15 AM
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Lovely finishes, Belfrybat, WMUT and Teen! And congrats and heartfelt thankfulness for all who have battled cancer and won! God is good!
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Old 03-01-2020, 10:52 AM
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Thank you, everyone!

Amen, Sewbiz!

HighDesert & Grann! Congrats to both of you. Your courage is humbling..
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Old 03-01-2020, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by WMUTeach View Post
I know it is March 1 and I forgot to post my second February finish. Had friends over for dinner and board games last night and crashed into bed when the left. Oops!. This is my example of a free pattern from Wedding Dress Blue.https://weddingdressblue.wordpress.c...ed-hugs-quilt/ Honestly not my favorite because it finishes small for the amount of work put into it. But it is another way to use of small cuts of fabric. I may add a sleeve and turning it into a wall hanging. Who knows. But, it is done! One to the next project.
So pretty and it does look like a lot of work. Great use of small scraps! Congrats on finish...
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Old 03-01-2020, 12:20 PM
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OKsewglad finished 2 quilts, one of which was 20 yrs old. That one reminds me of the BH Frolic quilt. And a Project Linus quilt, too!
Conchalea finished 2 pillowcases, upcycling orphan blocks. Good for you and good for us all.
NZquilter finished an adorable nursery wall hanging (Yay!) and is busy making little dresses. I still remember the matching dresses Mom made for me and my sister, and sometimes her.
Rff1010 finished her first ever FMQ project. A big Congrats.
Petthefabric finished a UFO is waiting for the label. We are waiting for the picture.
Belfrybat showed us what she did with the strips hanging on the back of the door and also showed us all up by finishing 5–yes, that is 5–UFO’s.
WMUTeach finished her UFO in February but was having too much fun to post a picture until March.

That is huge jump of 13 more to bring us up to 33! And we already have a jump start on March, so that looks good, too!

A big hand for all of us from all of us 👏

Me, I am still trying out the weave in the corners of my wall hanging 1 and hexies on the background of my OBW panel quilt. But I will get there.

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Old 03-01-2020, 01:22 PM
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Fabulous February Completions! Right on, Krisb! Thanks for tracking. I will PM you for March until Zozee returns to us. Hoping all is OK with her and her family.
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Old 03-01-2020, 01:59 PM
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Happy Sunday everyone, just got on board today to lurk around, yes I haven't been here for a while. I really am trying to get into packing. But, I love Teen's March finish such a gorgeous finish. I lost my baby sister to cancer in 1999, and she gave it a hard fight. But, while fighting she finished a pre stamped hand embroidery pre-quilted bed cover. It also was gorgeous and then I lost it, (that's another story). Glad to see that Teen can share that love with her sister.

Lovely February finishes everyone and let's continue to work at those UFO's. I'm still working on my new project the hunter star. My plan is to leave the top and the bottom here in Kansas with my cousin LA'er. Lots of time I fudge and say that I am packing when I am really piecing. At last I get to admit to the truth.

Happy sewing day everyone and enjoy your Lenten season

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Old 03-01-2020, 03:14 PM
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Teen - lovely quilt and thanks for sharing the story. So glad you sister is cancer free.
I looked through my half-finished, planned, stripped, and projected UFOs. I know I didn't have these many a few months ago! Where do they come from? I'll finish a couple more of the strip quilts (am getting tired of making them) and probably two others this month. It helps for me to have a UFO goal.

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Old 03-01-2020, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by grann of 6 View Post
Such cute quilts everyone is posting. I am going to use that hundred hugs idea, maybe make the squares a little bigger to end up with a larger quilt. And I am glad to see so many adopting my idea of alternating UFOs with stashbusters. I have 2 more quilts to quilt for a friend and then I can get back to my own stuff. I've started a couple stashbusters, so next is a UFO from one of the artbins.
Good idea granof6. The 100 hugs would work up very easily with 3 inch squares for a more generous baby quilt or use 5 inch squares for an adult quilt.

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