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Just Like a Turtle

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That has been me today. 
And you know what, I loved it and did manage to accomplish so much more than I really planned on.

The list for To do's was....


  Read a little

Start another batch of Lime Pickles

Put binding on one of the flying geese lap quilts



This is the first of the two that I have been working on. 




I used the scraps I had leftover from the geese for the binding. 





And I was very lucky cause I had just enough to be able to bind the both, in fact I had less than 12" left.
It is so nice to get these done and in plenty of time for Christmas. But if you were to look it up it's only 116 days (from today).




The last thing was to make something new with zucchini's.

I'm doing that now, making a dessert pie but won't know how it turned out till later and I'll share that tomorrow.

Write my Mom

My mother lives in Kenai, Alaska and I try to keep her up to date on how her middle daughter is doing. It's been around 10 years since I have been able to get up there so keeping in touch is so important to me.

Till next time
This is one of my 2015 Finish-Along
and here is my list


Linking up to Kathy's Quilts for her Slow Sunday Stitching

Comments

  1. Hi Kat--Oh such a beautiful flying geese quilt; the colors are exquisite--just perfect. Hugs, Julierose

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  2. What a succesful Sunday Kat, love the quilts.
    Greetings,
    Sylvia

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  3. Such a beautiful quilt, you are so talented. That was some list but you have achieved so much, I work better with a list too.

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  4. Love your flying gesse quilts! Nothing better than scrappy bindings if you ask me! Just love scrappy qults done with solids and a scrappy binding!

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  5. A lovely list of things to do and how great that you got so many lovely things done. Your quilt is beautiful!!! xx

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  6. Lovely quilts!

    And such a scenic backdrop for them :)

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  7. I love the idea of using the geese for the binding. Scrappy bindings are great for scrappy, colorful quilts. The geese quilt is gorgeous. I love the way it flows with that solid background.

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  8. Oh .... gorgeous quilt! Love the grey background fabric.

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  9. Love the scrappy bindings! And the Clover clips!!
    Enjoy!

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  10. Beautiful scrappy quilts and the scrappy binding makes for a very nice finish.

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  11. What a great quilt. I sure love a scrappy binding.

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  12. That quilt is stunning and I live a scrappy binding!! Seriously....stunning!! Thanks for sharing.

    Visiting as a member of the official 2015 Finish-Along cheerleading squad

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