Virtual quilting weekend--10/6-10/9/17
10-07-2017, 04:08 PM
#61
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What a great quilt! Do you know what the name of the pattern is?
Originally Posted by tallchick
I love these weekends, they really get me motivated when I’m lacking motivation! I plan to finish sewing all the blocks together and then get the borders on this king size quilt. I’m not sure if I am going to keep it for a guest room, or donate it for a raffle for a charity.
10-07-2017, 04:09 PM
#62
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Love your squares!
Originally Posted by qltnmom
Well, everyone certainly has been busy today. Lots of great eye candy.
My class was very enjoyable. I finished 4 blocks and another 8 partial ones.
My class was very enjoyable. I finished 4 blocks and another 8 partial ones.
10-07-2017, 04:31 PM
#64
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Wow, everyone certainly has been busy today. Rob, very interesting, can't wait to see that art quilt completed. Most of the day I have been running errands with the hubby but I did manage some sewing time. I added a little more quilting to hubby's quilt and finished sewing 2 blocks for that penguin baby quilt. Right now, the Nascar race is about to start so I'll be moving to my comfy spot on the sofa and grab some hand sewing to do. Now to decide which basket to pick.
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10-08-2017, 03:41 AM
#66
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Yes, Cathy...congratulations on the engagement of your DD.
Krista, I’m sure you’re delighted with the clean surface of your cutting board. It feels good to have an uncluttered space to work.
Sync, I hope you will post pictures of your Penguin quilt. Who is the pattern designer? I may need to add it to my children’s library.
Krista, I’m sure you’re delighted with the clean surface of your cutting board. It feels good to have an uncluttered space to work.
Sync, I hope you will post pictures of your Penguin quilt. Who is the pattern designer? I may need to add it to my children’s library.
10-08-2017, 05:38 AM
#69
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quiltnmom - love the way those blocks are turning out!
Boston -those look really fun to make.
I'm still working on the Snake River blocks. I expect I will be for some time.
I've got the light square sewn on to the darks, and put together the four corners to see what it will look like.
Next step will be to sew the red squares to the lights for the other corner of the block. There are 100 like this, and then 40 blocks for the border.
Boston -those look really fun to make.
I'm still working on the Snake River blocks. I expect I will be for some time.
I've got the light square sewn on to the darks, and put together the four corners to see what it will look like.
Next step will be to sew the red squares to the lights for the other corner of the block. There are 100 like this, and then 40 blocks for the border.
Last edited by Macybaby; 10-08-2017 at 05:41 AM.
10-08-2017, 05:49 AM
#70
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Originally Posted by midwife
I just took this off the midarm. Now to make the binging and sew it on.
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