NATIONAL QUILTING DAY
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| Scott's Quilt..."SIDEKICK" I have to add a few borders |
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY
It's also National Rubberband Day, Campfire Girl's Founder's Day, and Submarine day? Who Knew?
Did you know that National Quilting Day started in 1991? Check out their website for a FREE Quilt Pattern Download.
I thought I would show you what's been going on
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the Farmhouse Project Table this week
Tablerunner from my Sew We Quilt Tutorial, almost completed (I still need the Grandpeeps hand prints in the center block).
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| Back of "SIDEKICK" Vintage pictures I love |
Look at all the "WONKY BLOCKS" I received in the mail from the "WONKY HOUSE BLOCK SWAP). The craftsmanship on these blocks was incredible. My blocks a truly from ALL around the world. Check this next signature block that came along with each Wonky House Block!
Ivona from SLOVAKIA!!!!
My blocks were from Slovakia, Australia, New Zealand, Nova Scotia Canada, Utah, New York, Iowa, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Florida, Illinois, ...
I'm naming my Wonky House Quilt...
IT'S A WONKY WONKY WORLD
Maree Hand- Embroidered all 12 signature blocks!!
More Wonky Houses!!
I need to decide a sashing color
Tomorrow is
Prayer Request Sunday
Please send your Prayer Requests, Updates, and Praise
We have a nice little active Prayer Warrior Group that will pray for your need
and
Celebrate Your Good News
Blessings
...a Wonky Wonderful World!
ReplyDeleteI love your Wonky World Quilt!
ReplyDeletelovely work those houses are soo cute
ReplyDeleteOh how much fun, they are so adorable. You look like you are really keeping busy in your sewing room. Blessings
ReplyDeleteThose wonky houses are amazing and how interesting to receive so many from all over this wonderful small world. Your table runner is very sweet too. Happy quilting...
ReplyDeleteI thought I'd check in on you and you have finished your wonky houses, just need putting together. They are beautiful, you will treasure it forever with each individual who worked a block. I remember when you made your first wonky house. I have to see what you do next. Lisa www.intheboondocks.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about National Quilting Day until last night when I was trying to catch up on blog reading. I missed it! I was spending my day cleaning out the kiddos closets....sorting through what they don't fit into any more and can be donated elsewhere and what they have for the upcomign spring and summer. Oh well. Hopefully I can make up for it today and spend loads of time in my studio.
ReplyDeleteI think somewhere there were quilters who were not Irish and did not have to partake in all of the other hapenings on that day! LOL
ReplyDeleteYour Wonky houses are AWSOME!! I should have joined! (KICK) sorry just kicked meself in me arse!!! LOL