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Saturday, June 18, 2011

FNSI Doubled.


For FNSI I decided to try and get one of my UFO’s made and empty one of my boxes. The project I chose I had worked on at Patch. Maybe I can get it finished.

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I stitched and stitched


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and stitched
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and by midnight I had a lot of the quilt top done

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BUT realised I still had to find the requirements for a workshop I was going to in the morning. So I stopped sewing.


004    These are my friends from Patch all busy working on the project. Applique using freezer paper.


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 We were all pleased with the blocks we worked on.
Tonight I continued my FNSI with all the ladies overseas. I still did not finish my quilt top.



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 Still have these to stitch on.

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Will work on it again tomorrow.

It was fun doing a DOUBLE FNSI with you all.

23 comments:

  1. You did get a lot done! I've had those moments and it feels like it will never end. But look at all you did. Great work!

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  2. Thats double sewing on your double FNSI

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  3. Aren't you the lucky one - Double FNSI! I haven't tried applique using freezer paper, so I'll have to look for a tutorial. THe block you made is beautiful! As is your other colorful quilt. Keep on stitching.

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  4. Oh that quilt is going to be lovely!

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  5. What an adorable quilt top! It is beautiful!

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  6. You got an awful lot done Maria. The applique flowers look great. I was going to join in on the FNSI but realised we had tickets to the theatre. Hopefully I can join in next time!

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  7. WOW! you got a lot done ;-)
    I only got to take up some jeans ;-(
    Love your idea about keeping projects in boxes, thanks.

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  8. You did so much and to stay up until midnight then go to a workshop the next day I am impressed... the work shop blocks are gorgeous and the quilt is so sweet love them both... who did you do the work shop with? xxx

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  9. Phew.. there is no way I could keep up that pace.... I love the quilt you are making ... what a sweet pattern and I am intrigued with the applique being finished off my machine that way.... and I LOVE your UFO boxes.... I think I need some like that..... (instead of cheap plastic ones)
    Hugz

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  10. you are very committed Maria,well done as your quilt looks great and your blocks are fantastic,go girl lol

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  11. Your flower appliqués are beautiful!!

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  12. such commitment - I couldn't drag myself away from in front of the fire xxx

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  13. O , I LOVE those beautiful flowers!

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  14. Those appliques are just amazing!! I think the FNSI should be UFOs. That would be fun and get us to work on half done projects.

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  15. I really like the colours in the quilt you're working on. It's going to be really pretty once you're finished.

    And those applique blocks... all I can say is WOW! I can sure tell why everyone was so pleased with them.

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  16. ive done a double sew-in before and its FUN! your quilt top looks great!

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  17. You got lots done! You are almost there! The quilt is looking amazing and I love your choices of fabric

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  18. Wow! What an amazing effort to sew so late and not make any mistakes and nearly get it finished. The quilt top looks great.

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  19. You were busy! I love the applique blocks! Need to do some more some day because I really like how you added a row of applique flowers to the quilt.

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  20. How fun!!! I did sew but it was earlier and haven't posted about it yet! I am so behind. I LOVE those blocks! You got a lot done!

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  21. Love your quilt, it will be beautiful....

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  22. Wow Mum, you always get so much done. Love the quilt it looks like cotton candy colours to me, love it. DD2

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  23. Love the applique flowers using freezer paper, looks like you had a great time.

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