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Old 09-18-2025, 05:38 AM
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Sewbiz I have never made the Walk About pattern but it looks fast and fun. That’s actually a good idea for my second set of Winnie the Pooh fabric for baby Mia
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Janice - great finish - especially love my block! thank you. Ahh we all have those UFOs and wanna-make and and and! And also those "what was I thinking" . Two points for you to work on learning and doing your own quilting on a LA.
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Great you learned how to use the longarm at the LQS, Janice. It is a faster way to quilt... depending on how detailed you want to get.

Yup, I've got the same piles of stuff waiting to be quilted. I even accidentally found a stack of Boom blocks that need to be finished. Always plenty to do!

Back to my Walkabouts today.
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Old 09-18-2025, 12:35 PM
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Here’s one for Terri. Not a very good picture.

Time to cook supper. We were too busy to eat lunch I guess so we are hungry early!
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How pretty is that? Love it!
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Here’s one for Terri. Not a very good picture.

Time to cook supper. We were too busy to eat lunch I guess so we are hungry early!
The large guild meeting today was good and after business, we had an hour talk by a modern quilter about his use of color. Very interesting and his quilts are stunning. Afterwards there was a new member luncheon with about 20 newbies. It was very congenial and welcoming. Later, as I was leaving I took a couple of bags of scraps from the re-home table. There was so much! I could have taken 10 bags and it wouldn’t have dented the stacks of items. I came home content.

Hope everyone has a nice evening. Any big plans for this weekend?
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Weekend plans? Bible study tomorrow, dinner for friends on Friday night, Saturday...............meet me in the sewing room all day and half the night, I need to get something finished! So many starts and so many half finished projects. Do I focus on Booms, donation quilt, mystery quilt for group, exchange blocks for group, 2.5" squares project and on and on and on. All I did today was take off and then replace the binding on and old quilt. (Hospice quilt that they love but one that is getting pretty shabby.) I can add finish the new binding this weekend but need to move ahead on some other projects. May be a UFO that needs to get out the door. Oh yeah, try to schedule tickets to see Camelot on Sunday afternoon, I am tired just thinking about all of that.

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Whoa! I’m going to keep my minimal plans to myself after reading this. lol. But seriously, I understand about having so many projects. I need to light a fire under my $&@ and get quilting. But I like creating new!
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Weekend plans? Bible study tomorrow, dinner for friends on Friday night, Saturday...............meet me in the sewing room all day and half the night, I need to get something finished! So many starts and so many half finished projects. Do I focus on Booms, donation quilt, mystery quilt for group, exchange blocks for group, 2.5" squares project and on and on and on. All I did today was take off and then replace the binding on and old quilt. (Hospice quilt that they love but one that is getting pretty shabby.) I can add finish the new binding this weekend but need to move ahead on some other projects. May be a UFO that needs to get out the door. Oh yeah, try to schedule tickets to see Camelot on Sunday afternoon, I am tired just thinking about all of that.
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Janice can’t wait till you take your long arm lessons and share your likes and dislikes

GramE thank you for my block, it is lovely

I made up two backs and sending 2 boom tops off to be quilted. My sister’s son’s fiancé has quilted one top for me that turned out good, just a pantograph but looks very nice. Since my sister is here and heading North to visit her kids I decided to assemble a couple of backs and send them with her. That way I only have to worry about the package being lost in the postal system one way.
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Originally Posted by Janice McC
I understand about having so many projects. I need to light a fire under my $&@ and get quilting. But I like creating new!
Me too! I just cut out four more of the Walkabout style quilts. I am doing some for men and decided to try using a simple 4 patch in place of the chevrons. Will be so much faster to make. I'll show some later, when quilted.

GramE that's a new block to me! I've never seen it before. Very pretty colors!
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Sewbizgirl, look at Nelco’s block. All the 8 point stars are Waltzing Matilda’s. But the right coloring and a nice floral pattern make for a beautiful picture when they come together. This block looks so much different on the wall. I can’t believe it came out that bad. I will take another on Saturday. Actually physically leaving the house with a friend to do a bit of thrift shopping and have a bite of lunch.

Janice, I was just thinking today, I have too much fun creating these blocks. I don’t even understand why but I do. It is just a great sense of adventure and accomplishment at the same time.

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