sewplease

You may have seen this already, but Bonnie Hunter reviews it here - http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2012/...ary-blade.html and likes it!

bibliostone

Do we have some time before Sat. for some sightseeing? Check out the fantastic fabric art here: http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/...enim-paintings

Caroline S

Finished my 9 patch block this afternoon. Whoo Hoo!. I think I will shop my stash for fabrics A & B when we see the next clue. The most difficult task was not to control fabric choices. I tossed the squares in a tote, closed my eyes and pulled. I then strip pieced the squares in sets of three. Those I tossed into a tote, closed my eyes and pulled to piece the blocks. It sure is going to be interesting how these blocks will be used.

Caroline S

Awesome. Denim, who would have thought!

carrot

Oh my you girls are chatty !!! I come home every night from work and there a pages and pages to read (o:
Has anyone counted how many of us are on board this train ?

paintmejudy

So proud of all you that fought with yourselves and then agreed to do the "paper bag" method for blindly putting together your 9-patches. I know it is really really hard for some to do so, but the results are always pretty. Kudos.

You guys have got to stop pouring coffee for Elisabrat. She seems a bit wired today.

Yes, carrot, we are a chatty bunch but we do have fun! So glad you are along for the ride. As to how many, last I couted we were 25 but don't know if all those stayed, and some new got onboard ... so, no, I don't know. Anyone taken a head count?

Caroline S

How many on board?? It's a mystery.

dotcomdtcm

A nice, quiet, country cabin? Where? A single caretaker of a mature age? This gal lives in NYC. Well, train rides are good for daydreaming, as I sip my Green Juice!

carrot

That was really funny !!!

owlvamp

I don't have enough scraps for this train. I only buy fabric for my projects and usually don't have much left. I'll just keep watching you. After my Funky Farm Swap I might have some.