While working on other projects, I finished another of the leader/ender blocks. This one is a lot brighter tha the last – I should have an interesting quilt when done.
Melinda
Sunday, February 20, 2011
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I'm doing the same thing - I have 12 - 16" blocks already. I need 20 to get a reasonable size. It's nice getting rid of my box of 2.5" squares.
ReplyDeleteHi - just discovered your blog, and wish I had discovered it a long time ago. I live in Atlanta (N Druid Hills area) and even though I was introduced to quilting 5 years ago, my quilting experience is limited. I have no quilting friends here, and find myself doing absolutely no quilting. I just found out about the Expo here in Atlanta, and truthfully, even if I had known about it earlier, I wouldn't have signed up, because I'm not much at doing things by myself. When I first moved to Atlanta, I moved in with my daughter and her husband (they lived in Marietta) and I found Tiny Stitches right before we moved to Lawrenceville two months later. Guess I need to start making a trip to Tiny Stitches for their get-together on Saturdays as a group to chat and sew. Gotta go read some more of your blog.
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