I pulled out my boxes of orphan blocks looking for inspiration.
Hmmmm….nope.
These are interesting.
These are all sets of blocks I picked up at yard sales/thrift shops.
I don’t know why the UFOs I find are more interesting than my own!
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I’ve been moving quite slowly on this quilt along. My goal is two blocks per week.
I do have ten done now, but the photo above looks better with nine.
These finish at six inches. I have no idea how many I will make.
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Saw this car the other day. That dog was living her best life!
I’ve been asked what I do with my polished rocks. This tray was made by Daughter #2 and it sits on my coffee table.
The mister and I enjoyed a fire the other night. The evenings are so beautiful here.
Good advice!
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I was chuffed to bits to find these blocks at a yard sale last week. That made for a very quick project!
The curves were all hand appliquéd and the four block quarters were machine pieced.
I kept the quilting simple, but traditional.
I have no idea where this backing fabric came from. It’s amazing what appears in my stash!
If you recall, I was short three blocks. I used four patches in place of them. I think it adds character.
This finished at about 42 by 48 inches.
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There were too many lovely quilts to put in one post. So this is the second of four! Enjoy!
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Janice is so sweet! She sent these blocks to me last fall.
This past week, she sent another box!
How amazing are these?
My thinking cap is on. They are just so lovely! Thanks again, Janice!
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Well, it didn’t take long to go from this:
To this:
A secret sewing project will do that for you.
Here are all the blocks up on the wall. Yes, I know I’m short a few. I got those holes filled in.
Now I’m ready to get this small top together.
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February just flew by! This is what I finished this month.
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Mr.Wonderful and I went off roading last weekend.
I’m so glad we have Oscar out here!
This is the historic Anderson Mill. It was part of a mica mine starting in the late 1800s and closing in 1951.
It was really cool.
The most amazing part was meeting some friends there! They had taken their quads out. What are the chances? We enjoyed a lovely unplanned visit. 😊
It was beautiful and I scored a few fun rocks as well. I love exploring the desert.
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Another puzzle finish! It’s fun to look at this and remember the parks we’ve been to,
I watched this series years ago and loved it! I just started watching it again.
Daughters #2 picked up this rock for me while hiking.
I cut it in half and polished one face. Can you believe this was inside?
Yes, the rock tumbling continues as well. I just added a few more tumblers.
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