Boom 19 - Autumn
10-28-2017, 02:42 PM
#1793
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Location: Rural Oklahoma
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10-28-2017, 02:53 PM
#1794
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Mn
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Kass love your Underground Railroad quilt and your sashing is perfect.
you are all teasing me, won’t be able to see my blocks till I get home Tuesday.
Today was a much better day with Mom, yesterday was heartbreaking. For those in past booms that remember my miracle grand nephew Liam, his Mom and Dad dressed him up like a tiger and surprised Mom with a visit this afternoon. What a cutie pie and it made Mom’s afternoon
you are all teasing me, won’t be able to see my blocks till I get home Tuesday.
Today was a much better day with Mom, yesterday was heartbreaking. For those in past booms that remember my miracle grand nephew Liam, his Mom and Dad dressed him up like a tiger and surprised Mom with a visit this afternoon. What a cutie pie and it made Mom’s afternoon
10-28-2017, 03:18 PM
#1796
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Posts: 1,689
The blocks are here! My husband and I enjoyed looking them over together. These blocks are so beautifully constructed and thanks to all who made the bonus blocks. I feel blessed especially since I wasn't able to get to bonus blocks this time.
The beautiful 15 blocks that only have red and yellow in them are going into the throw quilt for the woman who helped my son. They look gorgeous together. The others with orange, brown, chickens and the hurly curly? stitch are going into a table runner for me. I'm keeping the hurlycurly one because that stitch is on my list of things to learn and five years from now, when I get to that item I'll have Terriamn's hurlycurly block to guide me. The wonderful Ann Day of the Dead block is going into the next wallhanging I make.
The beautiful 15 blocks that only have red and yellow in them are going into the throw quilt for the woman who helped my son. They look gorgeous together. The others with orange, brown, chickens and the hurly curly? stitch are going into a table runner for me. I'm keeping the hurlycurly one because that stitch is on my list of things to learn and five years from now, when I get to that item I'll have Terriamn's hurlycurly block to guide me. The wonderful Ann Day of the Dead block is going into the next wallhanging I make.
10-28-2017, 06:23 PM
#1798
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Here is the first Day of the Dead quilt from the last boom completed. I'm hoping to make three wall hangings. This one included almost all of the red squares. [ATTACH=CONFIG]583100[/ATTACH]Your squares inspired me to do some of the best FMQ I've done. Hard to see though. The picture isn't great.
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10-28-2017, 07:38 PM
#1800
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Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Rural Oklahoma
Posts: 5,374
Cool wall hanging. I would trade half of my piecing skills for half of your FMQ skills.
Here is the first Day of the Dead quilt from the last boom completed. I'm hoping to make three wall hangings. This one included almost all of the red squares. [ATTACH=CONFIG]583100[/ATTACH]Your squares inspired me to do some of the best FMQ I've done. Hard to see though. The picture isn't great.
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