KatyQuilts

I want to start this post by saying thank you for all of your suggestions regarding my new/old quilt! So many great ideas. The work on it will wait until fall as there is no time to work on it before we get back to Michigan.

I haven’t done as many puzzles this winter, but I just finished this one. I love White Mountain Puzzles!

My handsome grand dog, Milo.

Aren’t these gorgeous?na gift from Daughter #2.

The herd waiting for their Easter Egg Hunt to start.

Sweet grand dog, Bambi.

I don’t buy many quilting books anymore, but this has been on my wishlist.

One last thing, I’ve been asked about a pattern for this quilt:

I didn’t use a pattern and I have not yet created one. Sorry!

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Yes, I have more photos from the show! There were so many great quilts there! Enjoy!

I recently acquired this old quilt.

It appears to have one original border. The others have been replaced, perhaps due to wear.

It really is quite lovely. I’m trying to decide if I will leave the repairs or cut it down and bind it.

What would you do?

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More quilts from the show. But first, and answer to a question from yesterday. My log cabin strips are cut 1 1/2 inches wide.

Enjoy!

I’ve been wanting to make a Log Cabin quilt for a while. I decided this would be one of the projects I kitted up to take to Michigan.

Of course, I’m using my AccuQuilt Die.

I’m not making full 12 inch blocks, though. So I only cut using shapes 1-8 on the die board. I broke out some long hoarded layer cakes for this!

But I wanted a way to store them so they wouldn’t get messed up in transit. I got a couple of these from my local Walmart for less than $6 each. The blue vertical dividers can be arranged any way you wish.

I’ve got some empty spaces, but things should stay relatively neat. I have one box for lights and one for darks.

BTW, I found these in the Fishing section. I guess they are considered tackle boxes.

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I’m up to 55 tiny 9 patches. That is way behind most people, but I’m okay with that.

I did cut a bunch more pieces. I have no idea how many blocks I can get from this.

I decided to cut my background pieces. Again, I have no idea if I have too little or too many.

I noticed that some people are piecing them together, starting at opposite corners and working to the middle. Seemed like a good idea, so I’m doing the same.

This got me excited to move forward! The blocks finish at 1 1/2”. I’ll just keep going until I run out of pieces.

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The mister and I recently attended an air show at Luke Air Force Base near us.

Daughter #2 was based there for six years. She and SIL came with us. He was a frequent passenger on helicopters like this while he served in the Army.

F-35s like this one fly over our house daily.

We love to hear the sound of freedom!

Mr. Wonderful has the most beautiful roses!

I haven’t ridden Glory much this winter. But I love it when I do! Misters bike is back in Michigan and I feel guilty riding without him.

It’s amazing what you can fit in a Mini Cooper!

We fell in love with this table at Goodwill. We made it home!

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Here are some more quilts from the recent show I attended.

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