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    Old 04-17-2012, 05:22 AM
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    Quilter Momma, I am in quilting envy....Your quilting on the wall hanging is gorgeous. I am in awe that you are new to long arming. You are very talented.
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    Old 04-17-2012, 09:30 AM
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    WOW KRIS!!!! Ring that bell. Is that what it takes, be off the board for a bit to get things done? Eh, maybe some. I work hard to discipline myself on the weekends. LOL.

    Oh Judith1005, you are so sweet. Thanks. I actually did that one on the Bernina if you can believe that. I have a quilt on the longarm and did not want to wait to get it done so did on domestic. I was a bit slower but the micro stipple was better. When get some extra cash may switch to Edge Rider Wheels on the Gammill to aid in the micro stipple. For now, though enjoying learning on it. I am getting real good at the pantos. Daughter claimed the dresdan plate on the machine now. It is an old swap set. Will show hopefully next week when done. Slow on that binding stuff but once carpal tunnel surgery done, will be faster again.
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    Old 04-17-2012, 12:06 PM
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    Originally Posted by QuilterMomma
    Some finishes for April. These are old and been in bags just waiting to be done. The turtle did not turn out as nice as I would have hoped, but he will work as a pin cushion. I have four tops to quilt, two baby quilts to quilt that are lined up and ready to go and hopefully finish two 30's quilt tops to quilt. That is the agenda, now to be sure time allows.
    Oh wow your staying right on track! (The iris is my favorite also!) Ring the bells again!

    Originally Posted by thomp116
    Hi everyone - I have been off the QB for what seems like ages, and am just now catching up on posting pictures.
    These are my February UFO's.
    #1 is a mystery quilt I started in 1999!
    #2 is a tool panel
    #3 is my granddaughters birthday gift....while other grandma's are doing pink and cute, I've got 'day of the dead' for the 19 year old. To each her own, I guess.
    #4 is some fabric I picked up at our guild yard sale for $2.00. I did add a little more to it, though.
    I am enjoying seeing all the UFO's being finished!



    Originally Posted by thomp116
    Now for March:
    #1 are two of the four 'All About Poppa' quilts that I finished in March. I made a total of seven. One has been done for awhile, and I still have two more to quilt. These were made to keep my husband's memory alive for the grandkids. Each family will receive one.
    #2 is a wall quilt to hide my daughter's ugly walls (she lives in an old house and the walls are not the best).
    #3 was started in 2007 and is based on an antique quilt I saw in a magazine.
    #4 is a small baby quilt. No story on this one!
    #5 is a Halloween quilt made with blocks received in a block swap last year on the QB.
    Awesome Kris! They're beautiful! Hooray X 2! Ring the bell X 2! I especially like the one that you made out of the fabric from the guild garage sale!
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    Old 04-17-2012, 02:07 PM
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    Thanks for the comments, ladies. I finished 19 UFO's so far, and hope to do six more by the end of May. Now, wouldn't ya know it? Our guild has decided to do a UFO challenge for the next year, with prizes for the oldest, most finished, etc. I should have waited!
    But, hey, there are still at least 28 more UFO's lurking about!
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    Old 04-17-2012, 02:41 PM
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    Just save a couple that are real old for that one or one for each category of the prizes that way you can finish the rest in the mean time and then get the prize for the most finished projects.
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    Old 04-17-2012, 03:44 PM
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    Wow, That is a lot of UFO's done. Like #4 in the 1st group the best!
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    Old 04-18-2012, 09:45 AM
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    Beautiful Chris and QuilterMomma! Busy little bees you both are. Kudos.
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    Old 04-18-2012, 05:10 PM
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    So, I was poking around in some of my purse fabrics (needed to make some purses for the upcoming craftshow) & OMG! At the bottom was a surprise UFO that I had totally forgotten about. I wonder why...the story is that it was what I was working on at the time of 9/11/2001! I guess it got put aside & totally forgotten about until yesterday. Figured since all the piecing of the newly made fabric was done (scraps of cordouroy & denim with 1" black between) that it was about time this purse went to a new home. I didn't put pockets or anything on the outside as I wanted the piece to shine for itself, but inside there are 2 pockets & penholder. I'm glad I finally got it done. The purse with it is from a piece of fabric hubby picked up at a yardsale he somehow hit without me along last year.
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    Old 04-18-2012, 05:26 PM
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    You should name it "9/11 Ten Years Later!" or something like it.Lovely purses! Ring the bells!
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    Old 04-19-2012, 03:36 AM
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    Originally Posted by QuilterMomma
    Some finishes for April. These are old and been in bags just waiting to be done. The turtle did not turn out as nice as I would have hoped, but he will work as a pin cushion. I have four tops to quilt, two baby quilts to quilt that are lined up and ready to go and hopefully finish two 30's quilt tops to quilt. That is the agenda, now to be sure time allows.
    Congrats on the finishes. Great work.
    I really like the 'quilting with friends' one.
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