Harriet's Journey BOM
02-18-2022, 10:44 AM
#731
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: England, U.K.
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Harriet's Journey BOM
Originally Posted by cherrybsixty
Dotty, good morning, I am a lurker to your thread, and I have truly enjoyed your followers' progress. I too am looking forward to see their completed works. Thank you for providing the thread.
cherrybsixty
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Living in (the very windy UK today) it has been so nice to make this quilt with everyone from across the pond, I have loved the journey with everyone. Posting the last four blocks tomorrow x
02-19-2022, 05:06 AM
#733
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Location: England, U.K.
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Good morning girls, well here we are the last blocks for Harriet !
Feb 19th.
J3, Tulip Wreath, p 78.
J8, Whirling Star, p 82. I substituted this block with G8, Crown of Thornes on p 28 from Sylvia's Bridal Sampler.
Feb 26th
B1, Chimney Sweep, p 22.
B6, Cock's Comb, p 25.
I can't believe where the last few months have gone, but I have so enjoyed making this quilt and it has been so nice meeting you all.
I hope you have all enjoyed the journey with Harriet.
I now look forward to seeing all your finished quilts and good luck if you are entering them into any exhibitions / quilt shows.
Take care and look after yourselves.
Best wishes,
Dot.
Feb 19th.
J3, Tulip Wreath, p 78.
J8, Whirling Star, p 82. I substituted this block with G8, Crown of Thornes on p 28 from Sylvia's Bridal Sampler.
Feb 26th
B1, Chimney Sweep, p 22.
B6, Cock's Comb, p 25.
I can't believe where the last few months have gone, but I have so enjoyed making this quilt and it has been so nice meeting you all.
I hope you have all enjoyed the journey with Harriet.
I now look forward to seeing all your finished quilts and good luck if you are entering them into any exhibitions / quilt shows.
Take care and look after yourselves.
Best wishes,
Dot.
02-19-2022, 05:14 AM
#734
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Florida
Posts: 5,896
Loved, loved, loved the journey with Harriet and all of y'all. It was awesome. Even though I finished early, I have kept track of everyone and look forward to seeing all of your finished quilts in the future. Thank you DottyD for leading us and posting new blocks. Your blocks look wonderful. Happy Sewing.
02-19-2022, 10:49 AM
#736
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Portage, Michigan
Posts: 7,363
Taa-Daa! Here it is my HJ friends. Finished right down to the label I learned a few things along the way. I can do little pieces, I can finish a sampler. Don't buy fabric that has a knapped texture. The red was/is the perfect color but it is just slightly textured and it picks up all the little threads that circulate about in a sewing room. 
I am so happy with the finish and will now return to my Farmer's Wife that has been sitting in a box for....nearly 5 years.
Keep sewing your blocks, I am ready to see all of your beautiful efforts too.
I am so happy with the finish and will now return to my Farmer's Wife that has been sitting in a box for....nearly 5 years.Keep sewing your blocks, I am ready to see all of your beautiful efforts too.
02-20-2022, 07:24 AM
#739
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Join Date: Mar 2021
Posts: 33
[QUOTE=DottyD;8538214]Good morning girls, well here we are the last blocks for Harriet !
Feb 19th.
J3, Tulip Wreath, p 78.
J8, Whirling Star, p 82. I substituted this block with G8, Crown of Thornes on p 28 from Sylvia's Bridal Sampler.
Feb 26th
B1, Chimney Sweep, p 22.
B6, Cock's Comb, p 25.
I can't believe where the last few months have gone, but I have so enjoyed making this quilt and it has been so nice meeting you all.
I hope you have all enjoyed the journey with Harriet.
I now look forward to seeing all your finished quilts and good luck if you are entering them into any exhibitions / quilt shows.
Take care and look after yourselves.
Best wishes,
Dot.[/QUOTE
I have enjoyed working on HJ. I am behind and hope to get caught up soon. I am trying to finish another project and then will get back to finishing Harriet’s. Thanks Dot for coordinating this.
Feb 19th.
J3, Tulip Wreath, p 78.
J8, Whirling Star, p 82. I substituted this block with G8, Crown of Thornes on p 28 from Sylvia's Bridal Sampler.
Feb 26th
B1, Chimney Sweep, p 22.
B6, Cock's Comb, p 25.
I can't believe where the last few months have gone, but I have so enjoyed making this quilt and it has been so nice meeting you all.
I hope you have all enjoyed the journey with Harriet.
I now look forward to seeing all your finished quilts and good luck if you are entering them into any exhibitions / quilt shows.
Take care and look after yourselves.
Best wishes,
Dot.[/QUOTE
I have enjoyed working on HJ. I am behind and hope to get caught up soon. I am trying to finish another project and then will get back to finishing Harriet’s. Thanks Dot for coordinating this.
02-20-2022, 10:18 AM
#740
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 25,984
Originally Posted by WMUTeach
Taa-Daa! Here it is my HJ friends. Finished right down to the label I learned a few things along the way. I can do little pieces, I can finish a sampler. Don't buy fabric that has a knapped texture. The red was/is the perfect color but it is just slightly textured and it picks up all the little threads that circulate about in a sewing room. I am so happy with the finish and will now return to my Farmer's Wife that has been sitting in a box for....nearly 5 years.
Keep sewing your blocks, I am ready to see all of your beautiful efforts too.
I am so happy with the finish and will now return to my Farmer's Wife that has been sitting in a box for....nearly 5 years.Keep sewing your blocks, I am ready to see all of your beautiful efforts too.
