Hi all, I'm back from a few wonderful, relaxing days in Temecula with some quilting friends. First I played with this block that Robin will be teaching in Las Vegas this summer:
It is an old block that has had many names over the years. Robin is going to call it "In and Out, Not Just Another Burger". I am using 2.5" Kaffe Fassett strips and a background by Riley Blake. Next I worked on a baby quilt for the March 20th baby shower for Operation Homefront California Military Families.
This free pattern can be found on www.modabakeshop.com and it is called Pinwheel Baby Quilt. Now to get it quilted and bound and mailed.
I still had time for a small project so I pulled out a panel I had purchased in Bundaberg, Australia. It makes up into a book about Hoppy the Kangaroo going on a Walkabout and meeting up with other Australian animals. My granddaughter Noelle is going to like this one.
The quilt shop I bought this panel from, recently found itself severely flooded when Queensland had those devastating floods. Tomorrow is Finished on Friday. I will have another small project to show you. I hope you
Quilt happy,
Marilyn
Thursday, February 21, 2013
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Bless you Marilyn!
I love that in and out block! So I'll pop over to Robin's and see what she has in the way of that pattern, lol! The baby quilt is gorgeous!!!! love pinwheels!!!!! kangaroo on walkabout looks so cute and it sure to please Noelle...
I did not do the Friday finish this week so I look forward to seeing your small project!
hugz and glad you had a great retreat!
The strippy block is really neat!
Love that block...its going to be an awesome quilt...well done on the baby quilt and panel...hugs Khris
That block is cool! Love to know how to do it. Kudos on finishing the baby quilt and the panel quilt. Cute panel!!
hugs Karen
Looks like you got alot accomplished...and looks like I need to write down the things I want to do like operation homefront...gee...so forgetful
Wow! You got a lot done. I love the baby quilt and Robin's blocks look fantastic. Love that panel from Australia.
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