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What's Up 4.3.17

 Well here it is Monday and the first part of April. And today
I'm not just going to show what I am working on but also this month's OMG.


So the WIP I picked is Retro Air-Ship Propeller quilt.
Started this back in Sept last year and Karen and I said we would do a couple blocks a month until we had enough to make a top.



Well the pressure is on to finish because Karen has finished her a few days ago. 



Depending on how I set the blocks or how large I'l make it, will be the deciding factor on how many blocks I'll need.


Right now I have 16, I could make as few as 4 or up to 25.


Haven't decided yet.

Now for what is going to up on the wall today is this month's Stash Buster.



The pattern is a Timeless Treasures freebie called Arrow.



Seeing how my goal is to use as much as I can of my stash.... this is to be  all stash, 
BLUE STASH. 
Which is what I do have... a large amount of blue fabric.



I just started this, this morning and I'm hoping to have it finished by Thursday.

Comments

  1. Very neat block. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck on your project.

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  2. hey no pressure! finish yours when you want to, I just couldn't seem to settle on a couple a month and zoomed on it and finished it.

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  3. Looking great you are getting lots done.......

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  4. I really like the on point setting for the Propeller blocks. Looking forward to seeing what you decided one. Your new project is going to be very pretty, love those blues.

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