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I have been sewing up a storm this week, working on En Provence (10 blocks made), RSC (3 purple blocks made, and keeping up with Kathryn Kerr's 365 Block Challenge http://www.365challenge.com.au/ I found out about the 356 Block Challenge last year but had too much on my plate to join in. I kept all the block e-mails, though, and started it Jan. 1. I have been able to work a bit ahead because I have the block patterns already, but I don't want to rush through this one.
I'm also waiting on Charlotte's first mystery clue to come out (next week, maybe) and a new ruler I'm getting for my birthday tomorrow. How do I know I'm getting a new quilt ruler? I bought it myself and my DH wrapped it. The only surprise is whether I would get it for Christmas or my birthday.
I gave 4 unquilted tops to my friend Holly, who keeps me well supplied with her scraps. She is having them quilted by Virginia Longarm, and then they will be donated to a women's shelter. Good bye to:
Charlotte's second mystery quilt, Scrap In a Box:
Gypsy Wife:
Celtic Solstice:
And Blue and Yellow quilt (Lady of the Lake variation):
Linking up:http://www.joscountryjunction.com/charity-quilt-i-get-by-with-a-little-help-from-my-friends/
5 comments:
Looks like you sent out some beauties to be a source of cheer and encouragement to women at a difficult time in their lives. Your birthday "surprise" made me smile.
I also love making donation quilts using scraps and find I always need to buy fabric for backing and background.
those are beautiful - how can you give them away?
All of those quilts are beautiful. I especially like the Scrap in a Box.
Happy Birthday! Mine is in a few weeks. Have fun with your new ruler.
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