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What's Up 09.19.16

They have worked on the livingroom floors and wish I could say they are finished but no. Hopefully one more day and I can get my house back in order. I can handle chaos for so long and I believe I have reached my limit. 



The plus part to all this is that I'm in my sewing room for most of the day, need to stay out of their way.





Today was a day of sewing all the parts completed so far together to the Words To Live By.



Getting closer to the end.



 Since this part is done, it's time to sew all the HST for the outer border. Somewhere around 120 for each side. Hadn't counted yet ....
just guessing. That section above is only half of the top border.



Tonight a little more quilting.
I am so slow at it compare to some.
But I do enjoy quilting.



Comments

  1. They really are taking their time with the floor, but it will all be worth it in the end. On the plus side you are certainly getting a lot of things achieved in your sewing room. Take care.

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  2. Your inspiration today is wonderful. Thanks for linking to Show and Tell Monday !! Bambi Hug

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  3. love that quilt and if you need to stay out of the way what else can you do!

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  4. Well of course you have to stay out of the way. And what a great job you have been doing staying away! Your quilt is lovely. And good luck with the multitude of half square triangles for the borders.

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  5. Your quilt is stunning! A real masterpiece coming together!

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  6. this project is looking great..........

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  7. Words to Live By is stunning. Hope you've been able to get the house in better order.

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