"Fun on the Farm" Free BOM from Eleanor Burns
08-05-2018, 05:48 AM
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That sounds a bit scary NZ. I do hope you get your supports up quick. Old houses do have their quirks. But, these days, you can't get a house with that kind of character. So, It definitely sounds worth it to "support" the old gal.
I was bored, a million things I should be finishing and I decide on not 1, 2 but 3 farm quilts. I will do these blocks 2 at a time. Because it is just one block a month. But, I also need to decide how to finish my farm swap block quilt as well. I have it on my design wall while the idea is taking shape.
I was bored, a million things I should be finishing and I decide on not 1, 2 but 3 farm quilts. I will do these blocks 2 at a time. Because it is just one block a month. But, I also need to decide how to finish my farm swap block quilt as well. I have it on my design wall while the idea is taking shape.
08-05-2018, 08:10 AM
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Oh my goodness NZ!! That's a bit scary to have happen. Did you purchase a home warranty? Though, with an old home, you can expect some quirks but this is about the structural integrity and should be covered.
I keep looking at my block and the finishing instructions and I think I'm going to change my quilt design from the pattern. I have some ideas floating around in my head so I'm going to let them simmer a bit...
Judith...I have my summertime blocks quilt to do too but I cannot find a panel I like. I keep looking but, so far, nothing appeals to me.
I keep looking at my block and the finishing instructions and I think I'm going to change my quilt design from the pattern. I have some ideas floating around in my head so I'm going to let them simmer a bit...
Judith...I have my summertime blocks quilt to do too but I cannot find a panel I like. I keep looking but, so far, nothing appeals to me.
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08-05-2018, 12:07 PM
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Ha!Ha! thats a good one I don't blame the piglet it's hot here to.
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08-05-2018, 12:10 PM
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your piggies are so cute looks like you are doing a qayg,i was thinking of doing the same going to wait untill the next block comes out,although i look at the finishing it up directions i like that too but looks hard for me and i don't have those kind of rulers
08-05-2018, 12:23 PM
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Oh Judith I love the embellishments. You are so creative. I am working on my winter swap right now, because I have a deadline. But I have pulled my fabrics for my piggy. Just dying to start......
08-05-2018, 12:55 PM
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]598843[/ATTACH] nothing is ironed or stitched down yet had to do some after storm clean up but wanted to share something i didn't see till after i took the picture notice the the sqr below the ear looks like an eye with fancy swirls and the snout fabric has a little heart print the makes a nostril lol is it just me does anybody else see it? it just happen that way unplanned
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