Here's my GTSB finished..

Ohhhhhhhhhh Teen!!!!!!!!!! Stunning!!!!!!!! You do have my address, if you ever want to get rid of your GTSB you know what to do with it.

Have you decided on the next one yet?

Forgot: thanks for the compliments on my LTG!!
I won't be home tomorrow, going on another ride, again without my brother. He's busy elsewhere, doing a time trial.

Hahahahha..Thanks, so much, Anael. I'll be sure to ship it to you when I'm done with it...lol..

I am working on a QOV.. I'm actually making 2 QOV. I've been remiss in my personal commitment with the 2 big projects I did so far this year. One QOV is for a gentlemen who really needs some encouragement so I want to get that one done asap. Then gonna piddle around with Classic Santa some more but I think my next Kingwell will be Happy Birds. I'm still undecided on colorway for LTG. I'm anxious to start that pattern, too.

Have fun on bike ride and be safe...

Good luck with your QOV and Santa!

I still need to make 11 pineapple blocks and lots and lots of geese!! I hope to finish LTG somewhere next week but I'm not sure as I'm working in the house as well. Some rooms need a make over!!!!
When I've finished LTG it's time I decide which one to do next. I still haven't decided. I want to do almost all of her quilts.......maybe I'm going to draw lots :D :D :D

I need to buy the Quilt Lovely book because I want to do the butterfly pattern in that book..or at least look at the pattern and decide. You've said there are cute patterns in that book. Also, still have my eye in Meadow pattern. So, I totally get you..lol.

You have lots of beautiful quilts to choose from to inspire your room makeovers. And, makeovers are great ways to purge the "stuff" we collect

Wow-----Teen, Your quilt is lovely and stunning. You did a great job with your polka dots. Great binding, too. Makes me want to make one, too.

Anael, Love your blocks. Lots of pieces for a Kingwell quilt! You are an awesome piecer.

Thank you, Blue Bell... It's a fun pattern... You should go for it and make one, too.

Teen, I will put it on my bucket list. Just to let you know, I appliqued the basket handle on the Farmers Wife Sampler quilt that I started in 2010, added the lattice and cornerstones, and border, had it professionally machine quilted, all in 3 weeks time. Now for the binding, which is a piece of cake. I will be entering it in the S. County Museum in September. What a great feeling to have it all done.