Allietare! - Bonnie Hunter's 2015 Mystery Quilt
12-13-2015, 02:37 PM
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sewbizgirl your blocks look great! Love the doggie and your greys look so soft.
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12-14-2015, 12:16 AM
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Playing catch up:
post #703: Jeanne S, I am headed straight for the loony bin for sure!
Great progress and pictures everyone!
I love these colors and fabrics. Working with each one is such a treat. I had more cheddars than yellows in the stash so went with that.
post #703: Jeanne S, I am headed straight for the loony bin for sure!
Great progress and pictures everyone!
I love these colors and fabrics. Working with each one is such a treat. I had more cheddars than yellows in the stash so went with that.
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12-14-2015, 02:34 AM
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12-14-2015, 06:08 AM
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JeanieG and Fraew your patches look perfect!! Glad most of us are getting caught up!
i am working on another Floral Irish Chain With A Modern Twist quilt--I made my first for my SIL and liked it so much decided to make another. And I am working on the idea of another scrappy quilt after that. Things are quiet around here right now so I have sewing time.
i am working on another Floral Irish Chain With A Modern Twist quilt--I made my first for my SIL and liked it so much decided to make another. And I am working on the idea of another scrappy quilt after that. Things are quiet around here right now so I have sewing time.
12-14-2015, 11:54 AM
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12-14-2015, 01:10 PM
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It is archaic, may have many meanings I suppose?
ôrt
noun archaic dialect
a scrap or remainder of food from a meal.
Origin of ort
Middle English, from Middle Low German orte
I'll add my other two ort jars, and then stop distorting the reason for the thread I just think they are fun and hate cutting thread out of my roller chairs and vacuum beater bar
#1 I've been using for about 8 years, started when I cared for my FIL for 3 years, didn't want MIL grumbling about strings.
#2 I just started last October for english paper piecing, there are two quilts worth here.
Go ahead, you know you want to...show it next year mystery time!
ack, don't know why #1 is upside down..
ôrt
noun archaic dialect
a scrap or remainder of food from a meal.
Origin of ort
Middle English, from Middle Low German orte
I'll add my other two ort jars, and then stop distorting the reason for the thread
I just think they are fun and hate cutting thread out of my roller chairs and vacuum beater bar#1 I've been using for about 8 years, started when I cared for my FIL for 3 years, didn't want MIL grumbling about strings.
#2 I just started last October for english paper piecing, there are two quilts worth here.
Go ahead, you know you want to...show it next year mystery time!
ack, don't know why #1 is upside down..
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