This was my first real time trying to sew feathers, spine has pebbles. Lots to learn but practicing
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Cute quilting, Terri. Love the stars! The fabrics are cute too. especially those pea pods!

Looks like you are having a blast with your new quilting machine. You'll just get better and better the more you do.

Sewbiz the gal who sent these tops has some fabulous novelty fabrics in them. The one I did yesterday even has a square with olives.

LOL, she must make I Spy quilts.

Life is finally quieting down... just got back from Memphis where I picked up my new car (<3<3<3), got the MRI done on my lower back, craft shows done, Paducah done, all the long driving trips done... Now I can settle down and work on my own quilts. Tomorrow is the first day in a week or more that I can stay home and nothing HAS to be done. What luxury.

Isn't a day to yourself wonderful? No place you have to be. Luxury is right. Ahhhh.

and I went to the Canton flea market hoping to catch you selling your wares there, lol.

I'm glad you're getting some down time!

Terri looks like you're having fun. Feathers, stars, loops. Great job!

Sewbiz glad life is quieting down for you. I'm ready for some of that in my life.

Terriam, I thought of you this afternoon when I was quilting my blocks. I tried some curved lines and they didn't turn out well. I thought I might try a star today just for fun, but no way. I think they'll be years down the road at this rate.
Lol.

I gave Sara her quilt today. She absolutely loves it!! She took lots of pictures and posted them on Facebook. Needless to say, she's one happy girl! She made me promise to thank each of you for your beautiful blocks. The next one is for her daughter, Joely. If you don't see your block(s) in this one, they will be in Joely's.

This should be a better picture of Sara's quilt that I made from some of our Boom 18 blocks.