Used since last report: 0.00 yards
Used year to Date: 61.00 yards
Used year to Date: 61.00 yards
Added since last report: 7.00 yards
Added Year to Date: 71.17 yards
Added Year to Date: 71.17 yards
Net Used for 2013: - 10.17 yards
I did add seven yards of background fabrics for "Lollipop Trees" by Kim McClean. Having a problem holding off starting the quilt because there are other projects to finish first but I couldn't resist purchasing the background fabrics. I love to do needle-turn hand applique but may just do invisible machine applique on this one.
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| Lollipop Trees by Kim McClean |
There are no finished
projects to report. Have been cutting "Talkin' Turkey" by Bonnie
Hunter. This is a project that I plan to work on at retreat. Also, trying to
have several other projects cut out and ready to go. After all, need to make
sure I do not run out of things to do at retreat!! LOL Seems like I always have
way more projects with then I need.
It is snowing in Minnesota and is so pretty - especially since this snow will not last. Here is a view off my front porch on this wonderful Sunday, October 20th.
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Wow - snowing already??? I hear such wonderful things about Minnesota, but that alone would keep me out LOL!!! It sure is beautiful though. We sometimes don't get even one good snow per winter. Hopefully we'll get at least one this year.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you get for your background on Lollipop Trees? The quilt is wonderful! But it is pretty busy too... did you get a solid or white-on-white? Or maybe something with a small dot? Or something bold and snazzy like the quilt? Inquiring minds want to know!!! If you can, show us a picture on your next post :*)
One thing you usually count on in Minnesota is snow. Relatives in Alaska haven't even had snow yet and they let me know!! LOL. But I love the snow. It just gets to be a long winter sometimes.
DeleteI bought four pastels of Kona cotton for the backgrounds of Lollipop green: soft yellow, green, blue and pink. That should keep it from appearing too busy. I have seen Lollipop Trees done with just one background of cream fabric but thought it was a little boring. The pattern does show four backgrounds. I'll try to post a picture of the fabrics but pastels do not always photo nicely.
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