Labor Day weekend quilting...what are you working on???

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09-04-2011, 05:10 PM

#31

Jingle

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I finished sewing the binding onto a large Lover's Knot quilt Saturday Morning, Bought lots of fabrics Saturday, washed and folded the fabrics last night and today. Did some housework today, getting fabric ready for a whole cloth type quilt I am making for a man who gives us fresh cleaned trout. It is a patriotic theme fabric and don't want to cut it up. Will put borders on it and FMQ it.

09-04-2011, 05:13 PM

#32

lukeje

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Just finished lap quilt made from deer panel. Added three borders to make longer....now on to something new....yea

09-04-2011, 05:14 PM

#33

SharBear

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I'm sure every stitch of loving care will be appreciated by your friend.

I FMQ'd 5 childrens quilts for our Church ministry - the quilts go to the hospital ER and local shelter. Now I'm icing my tendonitis elbow. Can't be sure if it is hurting due to FMQ or using the mouse to see what you are all doing!

09-04-2011, 05:17 PM

#34

peaceandjoy

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Chain of Faith from Moda Bakeshop. I saw it on the designer's blog and fell in love. Unfortunately, I spent yesterday dawdling around Watkins Glen when I went to pick up a quilt that I had LA'd, so am not as far as I'd hoped.

Still could get the top done this weekend, except I had to clean the house. Blech! That's a waste of hours sewing time!

09-04-2011, 05:18 PM

#35

running1

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I'm practicing some FMQ, sandwiching two tops I've had completed for years, going to the grocery store (grumble), and, hmmmmm, just enjoying the day... any takers on how much of all that I'll actually get accomplished???

And I think what you're doing for your friend will bring much comfort!! very sweet....

09-04-2011, 05:42 PM

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Gramie bj

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nyelphaba

In the back of a closet I found ten yards of 100% wool, a tiny back and white herringbone, so I have been making a winter blanket for our bed. Today is our 35th wedding anniversary.

Happy anniversary!!!!!! I have been finishing up quilts for our County fair, need to be turned in by Wed evening. Then I get to start the UFO I want to enter in our guild quilt show. they have to be turned in early Oct,

09-04-2011, 05:45 PM

#37

blahel

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Quote:

Originally Posted by COYOTEMAGIC

Need to finish quilting my Whacko Geckos. It's a Graduation/Off to College present for a young friend.

Pillow panel "Red Hat" LogCabin that my mom has asked me to make for my Aunt. It was due last year, lol

Yellow Brick Road in purples for a Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser.

Then a quilt some one has asked me to make for a new baby.

We spent Fri-Sun collecting strollers from several people who donated them through the internet groups Craigslist and Freecyle. Strollers are going to the local Ronald McDonald House. There was a story on the news on Thursday that they were needing them for the patients to use while they were staying at the house.

Busy Weekend!

My best to your friend. I've been fighting for the last 3 years. It's hard, but it's not neccisarily a death sentence anymore. I believe attitude is 90% of beating it. She needs to Fight Like a Girl!!!

Love your gecko quilt! :thumbup: also love your attitude! You go girl!!