Happy Halloween everyone! Be safe. Sending hugs to all those affected by Sandy.
I have two more great granny squares done, but I am tired of showing those. Here is a picture of the first twelve completed that I didn't share last week. I still haven't decided on a layout of the quilt or even which blocks I will use since I have extra.
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Not the final layout |
Moving on, I started another project, basted a quilt and cut batting for future AAQI minis.
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Baby chevron |
Surely this baby chevron quilt top won't take me too long to quilt now that I finally have the backing and it is basted.
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Batting ready to be used |
While measuring the batting for the baby quilt, I went ahead and cut a stack of 10"x12" batting pieces to have ready for basting
Priority: Alzheimer's Quilts. Maybe this will speed up the process of finishing these minis. I have a tendency to whip up a quilt top and then have it sit because I am too lazy to pull out the huge roll of batting (or my bag of leftover batting) to cut a small rectangle.
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One of seven in Houston at the moment |
Seven of my
AAQI quilts are in Houston for the International Quilt Market. If you are lucky enough to attend, stop by their booth in Row S and view the over 2,000 quilts and purchase one or
two five. It is for a very worthy cause!!! They make great gifts for family and friends, especially quilt friends. I would love to attend Quilt Market one day for no other reason that to see this booth!
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Image from Amy's blog |
For those of us not attending Quilt Market, there is
Amy's Blogger's Quilt Festival. Have you entered your quilt yet? Today is the deadline, so get on it. I love seeing all the lovely quilts and discovering new blogs. Each year I vow to read and comment on every entry....I have yet to make it. There are just so many. Last time I checked there are 519 (think I am up to 100). I'm not giving up on my attempt to read (and leave a comment) them all.
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Future Christmas quilt |
Yesterday, I took a break from blog reading and spent quite a bit of time cutting strips for a new quilt project. Now that the cutting is finished, the fun part can commence!
What's up with you this Wednesday? Hope you are having a wonderful day.
Thanks for stopping by,
Baby chevron is really cute. I haven't quite read 100--so much inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween! I'm working on a card and tag class I'm teaching on Saturday, teaching a couple of art classes this afternoon, and wishing I had time to sew today! :D
ReplyDeleteI think I'm the last link on Amy's Bloggers Festival, and I am #529!!!! Crazy...
ReplyDeleteThe Granny Squares are lookin' good!
You are getting a lot done!
ReplyDeleteYour granny squares are beautiful. I love the color combinations.
ReplyDeleteYour great grannies are gorgeous!
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