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FAL Q2 List

Well it's that time again to make my show of projects that I want to complete. Part of the list is what I didn't complete from the last quarter. 

Didn't finished the tumbling snowman.



And then there is putting the binding on the Red Scrap quilt, something so easy and I hadn't done it.


Plus the one on my bed needs to a binding.



Last years RSC that was done in 30's reproduction. 
I am going to increase the size so need to make a few more blocks.


The 30's Row quilt. Has been hand quilted but need a little more detail to one of the rows


The row of houses I want to put in some more detail like grass and clouds. When I get done with that, this quilt is ready to be bound also.




I also have a few baby quilts I want to machine quilt



And a couple of knitting projects.






So I'm linking this up to She Can Quilt 


Comments

  1. You certainly are one busy lady. I love the red scrap quilt, the colours and fabrics are stunning. Have a great weekend.

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  2. Lotsa projects going there!! I really like that house with the rick-rack...really cute pattern...hugs, Julierose

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  3. This looks super busy and like a lot of fun, playing with all these beautiful projects.
    Greetings,
    Sylvia

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  4. Looks like a great list with a bit of the simple and the more time consuming.

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