I do appreciate the suggestions I got on my previous post for a nice name for the Fall inspired raffle quilt that I'm making for the St. Dunstan's Church quilters. I haven't chosen a name yet but soon. I'm leaning towards the "Twirly" names that Linda left in the comments.
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So I have the kit cut and I've got a good start on sewing. I'm now adding the 3.5" squares to each end of the strip pair sets. Here you can see the small stack that I have done so far. There are three of these strips sets in each block so that means I have to have 168 of these done. It might be aggressive, but I hope to have all 56 blocks done by next Saturday.
This doesn't seem like it's going to be as much work as the Nines and Vines that I did in November, but I don't want to take any chances and miss my "End of January" deadline that promised to the quilters.
Stay tuned for next Saturday's update.
2 comments:
I like Autumn Twirl..... could be the wind, could be a dance. Seems appropriate for those colors and the print.... Can't wait to see the next stage.
Hello from Michigan.
I would like to wish you and your family a Very Happy New Year.
I have never known anyone that create so many beautiful quilts as you do. All of them are truly lovely.Great Job. I also enjoy seeing all the creative foods you make. They all look very yummie. Hugs Judy
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