Managed to complete this few hours before the end of 2010. Though it took almost a year to complete, I was overwhelmed with the final results and such a relief. The backing fabric was a simple lantern prints and this quilt measures 88 x 68 inches.
31 December 2010
20 February 2010
Calendar quilt - top completed!
It isn't completely finished, but I am really happy to see it put together this much already!
How are your calendar quilts coming along?
01 January 2010
Happy New Year!
Happy Happy New Year everyone!! I am so excited to see who has finished a calendar quilt.. yeah you!!!
If you didn't finish and still want to continue on in 2010.. and it is SO WORTH doing believe me.. then come on over to my forum topic. I have people starting today.. you can just start on the last day you need to do and continue forward.. it's ok!
CLICK HERE to the Forum
Here is my quilt and Happy New Year from Pat Sloan!!!
http://patsloan.typepad.com/
(I'm running a giveaway today and another starting Jan 2.. come visit!)
If you didn't finish and still want to continue on in 2010.. and it is SO WORTH doing believe me.. then come on over to my forum topic. I have people starting today.. you can just start on the last day you need to do and continue forward.. it's ok!
CLICK HERE to the Forum
Here is my quilt and Happy New Year from Pat Sloan!!!
http://patsloan.typepad.com/
(I'm running a giveaway today and another starting Jan 2.. come visit!)
30 December 2009
one more day!!!
there's only one more day in 2009!!!
meaning only one more strip to go.
who's gonna be showing us completed quilts in january???
i can't wait to see.
23 December 2009
Made It!
I've been watching eagerly as each month passes by and have enjoyed seeing everyone's beautiful work.
Now I can happily present my own November and December ... nothing like doing two months in one but done they are. I was determined to finish before the end of the year.
The last four months still require their names to be embroidered so that may or may not happen before December 31 but I'm OK with that.
Ta-Da .... the year of 2009 ... one strip for each day. I'm still amazed that I made it!
Now for sashings, borders and so on ... but that's for 2010.
Merry Christmas to all.
Now I can happily present my own November and December ... nothing like doing two months in one but done they are. I was determined to finish before the end of the year.
The last four months still require their names to be embroidered so that may or may not happen before December 31 but I'm OK with that.
Ta-Da .... the year of 2009 ... one strip for each day. I'm still amazed that I made it!
Now for sashings, borders and so on ... but that's for 2010.
Merry Christmas to all.
15 December 2009
BLOCKS FOR OCTOBER, NOVEMBER & DECEMBER
This is for October, some shades of turquoise.... love them flowing!
Have collected few fabrics stash with large and gordie floral designs and I arranged them for November.
Definitely this one is for December.... even though had not much christmassy fabrics, but somehow it looks merrier blend together.
So all done! Yeah!!!!!!
Have collected few fabrics stash with large and gordie floral designs and I arranged them for November.
Definitely this one is for December.... even though had not much christmassy fabrics, but somehow it looks merrier blend together.
So all done! Yeah!!!!!!
11 December 2009
10 December 2009
SEPTEMBER'S
07 December 2009
FOR JULY & AUGUST
29 November 2009
03 November 2009
30 October 2009
29 October 2009
10 Down ~ 2 to Go!
04 October 2009
Month Nine ~ September
Wow, already 3/4's of the year have come and gone. I still can't believe that I've managed to keep up. At the beginning of the year I had good intentions to stay in time, but often life takes over.
So I am pleasantly surprised to present the month of September. A number of these were fat 1/4's I received as part of a Birthday Swap ... some from my daughter for Xmas, Birthday and Mother's Day ... one as a prize ... and a few others.
I'm really enjoying the making of this quilt. How is everyone else coming along?
Thankyou Rachel for planting the seed.
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