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Purple Boxes

Started this a week ago and have it as a finished flimsy already. Not that I'm a fast, but that it wasn't a hard one to put together.


Mainly worked on it Friday while watching the inauguration. Seeing how there was coverage all day I just kept the TV on and sew like crazy. Had to keep myself busy so I wouldn't throw something at the TV. I wish I could say I was uplifted by the new Pres. speech but it was quite the contrary. 


So this is what my RSC for this month looks like.








Of course Pete has to inspect too and I believe it passed.





In fact I think the yawning means he ready for a nap.



Last night I worked some on the current scarf on the loom.
Besides being OSU colors they are SF Giant's colors and that is my daughter's team. It gets cold in the summer there in the Bay Area.


Linking up with So Scrappy



Comments

  1. I am always in awe of the amount of projects you have on the go and get through.

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  2. I love the way you say that you aren't that fast and here you are having produced this in just a few days I suspect, or even less! It is lovely, I like the way the squares interlock and overlap and the colours too. The mix of light and dark is lovely.

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  3. Beautiful quilt. I hope you don't remember the inauguration when you look at it.

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  4. What a lovely quilt--I find purple to be a good color to work with--don't you??
    enjoy the moments, di

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  5. What a wonderful selection of PURPLE scraps you used in your quilt!!

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  6. It certainly looks very complex to me, amazing that you finished it so quickly. Great job!

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  7. Bella la trapunta e i colori ma quello che c'è nel telaio......bellissimo. Silvana

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  8. Beautifully done! Those purples are gorgeous.

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