In the meantime, I'm starting a new project for my spare time. My quilt guild is hosting a QPOM (quilt pattern of the month) this year to help us use up stash, and this is our 4th project. I am using up these Lario Moda charm packs and the brown yardage will be the "sticks". It should be a quick and easy pattern to sew, which is perfect for those times when you are avoiding shopping and would much rather stay home and sew!
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This year was a tough one for ideas for gifts for everyone! As usual I was still knitting right up till I had to mail the parcel out, but now I am finished and relishing in sewing with no guilt about what else I should be doing!!! Good luck to you!
Looks like a fun project. Have fun avoiding shopping.
Looks like a quick project. Don't put off too long - oiy!
Sweet pattern and fabrics...looks like a fun project! I'd rather me home sewing instead of shopping!
Should make a pretty quilt!
Every year I say I'm going to be finished early, every year I fail. I finished shopping yesterday because each morning instead of going shopping, I went into the sewing room.
This looks like a great pattern and a fun project. Another to add to the every growing list.
I am not much of a shopper either...unless it is for fabric! ;) Looks like a fun project.
That sounds like a fun guild challenge! I love seeing different interpretations of the same pattern--yours is going to be very pretty!
Spare time? What's that? :) That looks like a great quick quilt.
Good for you! I have a few more thigns to go and get for the grandchildren since I didn't get their other gifts made. Too much sewing for the mystery...I started a new quilt today too. Darn that Jenny over at Missouri Star Quilt Co.
Spare time? You don't have any of that, do you? : )
Looks like a fun project--visual interest without too much work. I like this pattern, and I think it will look great in your fabrics.
It will be gorgeous! Yay on clue 4, but I am stuck at work til 630 so I haven't sewn a thing yet!
It looks like a lovely patter, great fabrics too.
Looks like a great way to use up some stash and get a lovely quilt at the end.
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