I was home from work by four today and I got right on Angela's Broken Dishes block in green for the RSC Challenge. I had all these hst's left over as bonus hst's from a previous project so it went together pretty quickly! While digging those hst's out, I found two leftover nine patches (from Carolina Crossroads) and realized they were the right size for another Flagstones block. I think this one will become a mug rug down the line.
Kathy was working from home (new job--she is training eight hours a day so what is a girl to do?) so I decided to pull out a long leftover project so I could use of the rest of the cut fabrics. Doubt you remember this quilt from 2010--
But today I whipped up some more snowball blocks and then put a new top together like this:
I like the first one better, but this allowed me to use what I had. Still have a few blocks leftover but they will find there way into a back or a charity pile or something, glad to cross this one off my UFO list!
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
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Look at you go Andee! Love the vibrant colors in your UFO!
You are just cruising right along! Awesome job!
Your productivity always astounds me Andee!
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