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Yesterday I was in Tulsa again to see the eye doctor. Today I went in for my left eyes surgery and looking it forward to it. Last week it went so well, so far it has been pretty good.  By the time I got back yesterday I was only able to work on catching up on January  Quilty 365. 
I'm not quite done with them but here is what I have completed so far.


I had started this last night to have posted but the battery went dead and now I'm finishing it.



Vision is not my best but I will not let that stop me from finishing this, it just be short.





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  1. the circles look great - hope your eyes are better soon.

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  2. Your circles look great! The fabrics really draw your eye from one the other. Hope your surgery went well.

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  3. Your circles look perfectly round! How do you manage it?
    Nancy. (ndmessier @ aol.com, joyforgrace.blogspot.com)

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  4. Love the fabrics you are using for the circles....glad things are going well with your eyes...be great to have it all over and done with I am sure.

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  5. Beautiful fabrics. Hope all is well and that your surgery was a complete success.

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  6. Your circles are super sweet! Best with your surgery!

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  7. Love your circles! It's going to be a very fun quilt when it's all done.

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  8. That is so lovely! :)
    Greetings from Finland!
    Hugs, Ulla

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