The swap quilt in civil war fabrics made in Marlene's memory is all together. I love this block.
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Bonnie Hunter's Orange Crush. I packed this one to CA 2 years in a row to work on while at retreat, glad to get it done. I like how it turned out. Nice and bright. All the fabrics came from my scraps and stash. I am going to have to make more scrap quilts because the scraps are taking up too much space.
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And finally Thimbleberries Hometown Christmas. I can hardly believe it is finally put together. I think I started it in 2004. It will be fun to quilt but it is rather big and will take me forever.
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The next project is Paddle wheels and Pinwheels, another Thimbleberry pattern but I am doing it in Sentimental Journey fabric.
Progress on the piecing feels good but I sure am getting behind on the quilting!
Carol
2 comments:
When scraps and stash can make such beautiful quilts, it is well worth it. You are on such a roll. I am sure it feels great. Keep up the good work!
Love your finishes. I can't believe you finished Hometown! I just pulled the tub out last night. I was going to forego the pieced border for a plain one, but yours looks awesome. Might have to rethink my plans. Good going!
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