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Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Wed, Jul 15, 09 at 8:53
Granddaughter was here yesterday afternoon and I had this UFO (since Nov, 2007) out so she arranged the blocks as I sewed. Then she approved of the borders and I sewed them on after she went home. It's approx 48" X 58".....another UFO bites the dust! Except now it needs backing and quilting...does that make it a WIP?
Sharon |
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Sharon,
It is really beautiful. What a fun time with your granddaughter. Does she get it when it is finished? That is what mine would be asking. TFS
Sally |
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| No, she won't be getting this one. She doesn't need another one. In fact, I haven't heard that any of my grandkids need another one....yet. Salijo's needs to be finished before anyone else in the family gets another quilt...unless they're paying me for it! LOL Sharon |
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| I just love the color combination....nice job |
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| looks good and I do think it now qualifies as a WIP! |
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| Thanks, I think I started it when Teresa was giving us scrappy classes here. I've been doing a lot of scrappy since then. I'm not so afraid of them anymore. @:) Sharon |
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I love it. Scrappy Shooting Stars is on my 'to do list'.
Yes, it has been promoted from a UFO to a WIP LOL!!
Rosa |
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I love it too. What great fabrics you used, really makes it a happy quilt.
Jean |
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| Thank you, it's a good way to use up those small pieces of fabric. It goes pretty fast when using the leader/ender technique for the two corners. Sharon |
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| OK, you gotta teach me to do this one. beverly |
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Here is a link that might be useful: Shooting Star Block
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