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Thursday, July 28, 2016

Let's Book It - July 2016

Dust Off Those Books
I carried over my June project because I wanted to be sure I finished it.  Now you don't have to have a finish and you can keep using your project for as lomg as needed, but I knew this one would become a UFO if I didn't keep on.



My project was this lovely rail fence colorwash in Marti Mitchell's "Quilting for People Who Still Don't Have Time to Quilt".


Yes, I not only trucked thru the center piecing, setting pieces, but also THREE borders!  I hate borders.


It was a bright, muggy, hot day - and I take crap photos - so this is a bit misty looking.  Yes,


the binding still has to be finished.  I have three days left in the month, so this is doable.  I will be ready to move on to a new project.

This month 's charm is the Windmill Star:

       

Now it's your turn to share:


13 comments:

  1. love how that came out hmmmm I may have to rethink my strip use

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  2. What a gorgeous quilt. Love the colourwash effect...perfect choice for fabrics!

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  3. I hate borders too! Half of my quilts end up borderless :) Its a wonderful quilt, I really like the fading effect of the lights to darks.

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  4. Love this quilt. The hazy days are here too. I usually have something to share, but have been on vacation for 2 weeks and when I got home need to get a new machine.

    May I ask, what is your go to machine?

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  5. Three borders! Way to soldier on! I'm working on mine today. Linking up a little later or tomorrow, I hope.

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  6. I'm not big on borders either :)
    The photos look great... very ethereal and stained glass looking!

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  7. Well, you may hate borders, but they look mighty nice on your quilt!

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  8. Most of my projects this month are self designed, but, I'll enter my Be Attitudes, since I'll be doing the embroidery on it for a while. You'll get that binding done soon. Just watch a movie or two.

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  9. You go girl!!! Powering through those borders - and 3 of them, no less!!! WooHoo!!!!

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  10. Your colorwash turned out beautiful, I like the added texture from the rail fence blocks, it makes it all doable. Three borders LOL.

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  11. Your Colorwash quilt turned out beautifully! Congrats on your almost finish (especially getting all those borders on).

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  12. Your colorwash quilt is beautiful. I haven't done one of those yet. I know your stitching will be gorgeous. Have a great Sunday.

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  13. Ohhh, rail fence and colorwash--nice! I always knew I should have bought that book. You hate borders? Hmmm, turns out I'm working on a project that's perfect for reporting this month, will have to post it!

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