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Sunday, April 15, 2018

The Week that Was...

Well another busy week has flown by with a quick trip to the Big Smoke and of course DD and I managed to go out for a coffee and visit one fabric store...














I needed some sewing machine needles and these yummy strippy fabrics fell into my bag...



Yesterday I attended the " Autumn Roundup"  . It's an amazing weekend of all sorts of different workshops and some nice stalls...


I bought a nice Lynette Anderson pattern while there that I hope to stitch before next Easter to pop into my mini frame..









                   














My friend and I sat and sewed "Blocks for the Homeless" as we both decided we didn't need to start a new project....



                    Trimming blocks . A nice pile ready to sew together for Shaggy Quilts.


Today I thought it was time to get back to Bonnie Hunter's 2017/18 Mystery , On Ringo Lake.....


                         I still have many more blocks to sew before the quilt is complete....


Happy Stitching

Hugz  Maria XX




                         

16 comments:

  1. Hi Maria so glad you had a wonderful time,love those stripes you bought I can see why they fell in your bag,lol xx

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  2. oh those stripes! so so pretty! sounds like a wonderful week

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  3. It does sound like a busy week for you, but fun with family and friends. I LOVE those yummy stripes.

    Glad to see more progress on ORL. You'll love it when it is finished.

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  4. You might have lots of blocks yet to sew for the Ringo Lake project--but it looks like you have a nice start and setup--keep it going!!
    and it is always nice and fun to spend time with family and friends and those are really neat looking strip fabrics--can't wait to see what you do with those!!
    enjoy, di
    PS and I am about 3 hours north of Ft Lauderdale where Joy changed planes and my dock is on a river--just a mile in from the Ocean!

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  5. Love the stripe fabric. I enjoy seeing everyone's versions of Bonnie Hunter's mysteries. All those blocks. Assembly line sewing makes sewing so much faster and easier.

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  6. Love the stripey fabric. Look forward to seeing what you make with them. Hugs, xx

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  7. LOL! Pretty funny looking needles.... I can understand that that fabric was shouting your name! Can't wait to see what your plan is.

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  8. That's a huge hall you get to sew in - good on you doing charity work.

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  9. Oh those stripes are so rich looking. Great work on the charity quilt x

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  10. Love those striped fabrics! Can't wait to see your Ringo Lake. I'm curious about your colorway. :-)

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  11. Ringo Lake is certainly a lot of sewing Maria, but I'm sure you'll finish it... am I right in thinking you're not entirely in love with it? Hang in there.
    Love new Lynette pattern, enjoy xx

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  12. It's so strange how fabric jumps into our bags ..... shaggy quilts are so lovely - great idea.... so many repeats for your Ringo Lake....
    Hugz

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  13. Fancy you finding some pretty stripes and a Lynette Anderson pattern. I'm sure you will have fun with them. You certainly look organised with your On Ringo Lake stitching. Sometimes it makes all the difference.

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  14. Funny how those things jump into our bags!!!! Enjoy sewing with them.

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  15. Love the stripes. Hooray for Ringo Lake making an appearance. Looks like you and your friend were very productive with those blocks for the homeless. That's huge pile!

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  16. Oh, love the fabrics Maria! I get a bit nervous working with stripes, but I do like the look of them.. love the Lynette Anderson pattern too - look forward to seeing that finished! xx

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