| This quilt is an interesting flowerpot design. You can tell the quilt was loved by the amount of wear. |
| Yeah! I got to see Karen! She was working on a baby quilt for her daughter's friend. |
| She has been very careful with her selection of fabrics for this special quilt. |
| Karen was using a combination of these two patterns--these came with templates, making the cutting easy peasy! |
| Remember this sewing string from Camilla in one of our earliest post? |
| Camilla is now putting the lengths together to make her split rail fence quilt. |
| Judy M has this pattern in the planning stages. |
| Her fabrics are all carefully laid out and ready for cutting |
| And Annette was there too! Was good to see her smiling face and see what she was working on. |
| Her fabric selections are 'stash' orginated, but will look smashing in the final project. |
| Linda was back from her journey and visit with son/family in South Africa. She was stitching the binding on this colorful Binky quilt. |
| Judy has done a masterful job on the quilting. |
| Granddaughter requested another hat from Nana Judy, so she picked this pattern and pink yarn for the creation. |
| Here is one of the blocks from the above quilt. This was a year old stitching project--from Little Bird Stitches--lots of fun to stitch! Have no idea where it will go. |
| Judy did lots of feathers for quilting! Perfect for the birds!!! |
| And another stitching project that took some time--"over the river and through the woods". Finished just in time to hang for Thanksgiving! |
| Snowflakes! Yes, it was another great Tuesday! |
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