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Old 06-27-2020, 03:56 AM
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I really like your colorful Irish Chain WMUTeach, it would fit into any setting. I really love the * pops* of Orange in it. Adds a great sparkle.
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Old 06-27-2020, 04:00 AM
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My Starry Irish Chain- it was a ufo for a while I think I finished it during last years UFO challenge
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Old 06-27-2020, 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by ckcowl View Post
My Starry Irish Chain- it was a ufo for a while I think I finished it during last years UFO challenge
I love that you put stars in the open spaces... I'm terrible at putting a fancy quilting design there
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Old 06-27-2020, 07:02 AM
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Trying to upload a photo of the in-progress tree skirt...

So I meant to post this to the VQW thread, but was looking on here for info about how to post a photo (which has changed rather since I did it last - it has been a while), and accidentally uploaded it here... Which is actually a fortunate accident, since I'd been thinking I should join the UFO thread anyway. And the tree skirt is a UFO (albeit not my most longstanding, lol), so I guess this works... Tho to clarify, no it isn't finished yet ;-)

I have 4 UFOs, of which the tree skirt is the smallest, and so probably the most likely to get done anytime soon!

So I may have kinda tripped and fallen with my entrance, but Hello Everyone!! :-D

(watch it post now with no photo even though it worked the first time...)
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Old 06-27-2020, 08:59 AM
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Hello and welcome, Panchita! Lovely tree skirt.
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Old 06-27-2020, 11:06 AM
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Well I managed to get all 5 of my ( smallish) Quilts quilted- biggest was 60” x 72”- now all I have left is one queen and 2 kings.
I looked through the stack of ( need a bit of work yet ) UFOs and 3 of them I decided to just pass on- I don’t see myself ever finishing them , or wanting them if I did- so they may as well go to someone else who may finish them. Soooo
all I have left is borders on 2 and a row of blocks on one. Yea! I’m looking forward to moving on without the stacks of UFOs.
I still have one ufo that is about 17 years old now- it has always seemed so ( huge- time consuming) I just look at it once a year & put it back away- telling myself I just don’t have the time for it ( yet). Maybe- with the other UFOs done I can actually invest the time to work on it.....the only ( commitments) I have looming is a couple baby quilts. It’s a thought. I would love to finally have that box gone. My skills have improved greatly over those 17 years- I hope I don’t have to start over .
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Good job, CKCowl!
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Old 06-27-2020, 12:43 PM
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Welcome Panchita! Beautiful tree skirt...

The Irish Chains are beautiful, ladies! Amazing pops of color..... Love the Stars Ckcowl...I remember seeing it last year in the UFO challenge and I saved a picture of that.

I am finally starting my new bed quilt. Been collecting fabrics and deciding on pattern and finally picked one. It's a King and has a gazillion HST's so I'll be using the HST paper to make 18 at a time. Never used it before so I'm testing it today.
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Old 06-27-2020, 01:16 PM
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I’ve used the HST paper a few times - it sure speeds up the process and mine came out much better than some of the methods I’ve tried
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ckcowl and Teen here's a method to use making 8 at a time without the paper.

https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/magi...-units-2821440
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