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    Old 02-20-2012, 04:12 AM
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    Originally Posted by almond
    I finished this table runner. I started it about 4 years ago after taking a class from Char Jorgensen on this Cleopatra pattern. Had the top done. Got it quilted last week and got it bond while being layed up from knee surgery.

    I had been working on several projects to have then ready for the hand work to do while I was laid up. But it seems I have spent a lot of time on the quilting board. So when I done with this back to the sewing projects.

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    Hooray! You got it done. It may have taken you 4 years to finish but it looks great.
    Hope you recover quickly from the knee surgery.

    I too spend too much time on QB. I didn't get on here yesterday and look at all the new finishes!
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    Old 02-20-2012, 04:16 AM
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    Originally Posted by almond
    Finished another quilt today. One block wonder I started about 3 years ago. Had it all pieced but just got it quilted last week. Gave me another thing to work on while I am laid up after knee surgery


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    It's beautiful.
    Having the surgery has been a positive thing for you....at least in the quilting area...look at all the UFOs you are completing.
    Did you have knee replacement? My DH had hip replacement last summer....helped him a lot.
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    Old 02-20-2012, 04:19 AM
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    Originally Posted by Krisb
    Evie sent me this partially finished kit that was all sunflower fabric, so it is done and ready to get mailed to the Hopes and Dreams project for ALS. She had even done one of the satin stitch appliqué blocks, so only one left for me. It looks black, but only the background on the appliqué blocks is black. The balance is very deep green.





    And there were scraps leftover I can use for another quilt.
    It's lovely. I love sunflower fabrics.
    I'm glad it's no longer an orphan but is benefiting a good cause.

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    P.S.Like your signature quote....made me smile
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    Old 02-20-2012, 04:25 AM
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    Originally Posted by VickiM
    Finally got the runners made that go with the last 3 quilts I posted here...I usually make runners from scraps from the quilts...sometimes they are scraps from scrap quilts too.
    Nice runners and a great way to use scraps.
    My favorite one is the last pic...green one.....nice one to use on Paddy's Day.
    I have printed off many pages of runner/wall hanging pics for inspiration. They are inspirations for quick projects I have planned for this coming summer.
    First, I have to finish quilting the tops I did last year. I still have 5 to do.
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    Old 02-20-2012, 04:32 AM
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    Originally Posted by VickiM
    Just realized, I'd forgotten to post 2 other UFO's that tops were done last year & finally quilted & bound this week, too! The Dora quilt is SITD & around the center of the stars & I used varigated thread for the hearts. The bear panel quilt is enlarged with scraps & I outline stitched everything.
    VickiM, you've been busy with getting the runners and quilts finished. The pink one is a-DORA-ble (Couldn't resist that). I like bear panels too. Last year, I did a bear panel as a baby quilt. The panels are an easy and fun way to make baby quilts.
    Here's a link to my panel quilt.

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    Old 02-20-2012, 07:02 AM
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    Originally Posted by ranger
    It's beautiful.
    Having the surgery has been a positive thing for you....at least in the quilting area...look at all the UFOs you are completing.
    Did you have knee replacement? My DH had hip replacement last summer....helped him a lot.
    No, I had a torn Menicus. It is killing me just to sit around most of the time. I do plan to walk out to the shop today just for some exercise. Hoping later on this week I will be back to normal.
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    Old 02-20-2012, 07:06 AM
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    Originally Posted by Krisb
    Evie sent me this partially finished kit that was all sunflower fabric, so it is done and ready to get mailed to the Hopes and Dreams project for ALS. She had even done one of the satin stitch appliqué blocks, so only one left for me. It looks black, but only the background on the appliqué blocks is black. The balance is very deep green.





    And there were scraps leftover I can use for another quilt.

    I love those happy quilts. Makes a person smile.
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    Old 02-20-2012, 07:09 AM
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    Originally Posted by VickiM
    Finally got the runners made that go with the last 3 quilts I posted here...I usually make runners from scraps from the quilts...sometimes they are scraps from scrap quilts too.
    Nice job, not only using scraps, gives you a lot of choice in how to decorate.
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    Old 02-20-2012, 07:10 AM
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    Originally Posted by VickiM
    Just realized, I'd forgotten to post 2 other UFO's that tops were done last year & finally quilted & bound this week, too! The Dora quilt is SITD & around the center of the stars & I used varigated thread for the hearts. The bear panel quilt is enlarged with scraps & I outline stitched everything.
    Nice job on both, I really like the Dora quilt.
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    Old 02-20-2012, 07:58 AM
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    WOW! You ladies are doing fantastic. Love seeing the finished quilts. That One Fabric Wonder quilt really inspires me to get mine done. I love that pattern. Your fabric really made this quilt work. Did you do kaleidescope or just cut and place?
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