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Current
Projects
2012 Memory Quilt: One more block complete, representing Blueberry Pie.
Blueberry Pie: I am using Blueberry
Pie as my leader/ender project, so the piecing of the back is slow going.
Christmas Gift #2: I was
able to baste and machine quilt this table runner in under two hours! I can see
why machine quilting is so popular!
Christmas Gift #3: The top
is finished and now I need to baste it.
Color Book: I pulled this
out and started piecing the front cover. I need to finalize my plan for the
embroidery before I can move forward.
Finished
Tops Currently Being Hand Quilted
Unblogable #1
Finished
Tops Currently Being Machine Quilted
Kaleidoscope Quilt Along
Finished
Tops Awaiting Quilting
Between the Lines/Paris CatsScrappy Green Quilt (aka Unblogable #5)
Unblogable #2
Warm Cool Quilt Along
On Hold
Call Me Crazy
Christmas Gift Bags
Scrappy Nine-Patch {12/70 blocks complete}
Valentine’s Day Half-Square Triangles
Stats
New projects: 1
Completed projects: 1
Total projects: 15
WOW you did get a lot done on your long weekend.
ReplyDeleteGreat progress! Good lucj getting everything done on time. :)
ReplyDeleteMary
http://www.quiltgenius.com
Beautiful work! I especially love the look of the color book. For your memory quilts ... do you make a block for each of the projects you work on? Sounds really neat.
ReplyDeleteOh, glad to see you have a cover started for the color book! And you are making good Christmas progress - good for you!!
ReplyDeleteThe color book looks like a fun project. I like the idea of memory quilts.
ReplyDeleteLove the Memory Quilt blocks...not normally a Christmas fabric fan...but I like this.
ReplyDeleteGreat work and such a neat idea!
It's fun when you realize that you actually DID complete a lot! It looks great, Rachel.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! It does feel great to get things finished, aye?! Keep up the good work. I am interested in what the "colorbook" is, I will have to check back to see I guess!
ReplyDeleteYou are doing well getting the blocks put together
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