The baby panel turned out cute, especially with the coordinating fabric for the backing.
I waited til this morning to post this WIPs Be Gone, so I could announce the winner of the $10 Fat Quarter Shop gift certificate. And the winner is Margaret. I've sent you an email, Margaret. Congratulations! I hope to hear from you soon.
This week's giveway is again 105 hexagons. Enough to make 17 flowers. The hexagons will have 1" sides. Usual guidelines apply: Leave me a comment for one chance. Link your eye candy for another (link button below). Follow me and let me know for a third chance. Remember if you don't have a blog, you can always post a photo from a photo hosting service. Please be sure there is some way for me to contact you. Ends next Thursday, midnight.
I'll be linking to several parties including:
The baby panel is really pretty! have a great weekend ♥
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The baby quilt panel quilt is adorable!!!
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ReplyDeletebobbin case blocks will make a lovely quilt and the baby one looks so snuggly.
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Your quilt is precious!
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ReplyDeleteVery cute quilt. The backing fabric is perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh, that quilt for St. Anne's is so cute! You did a great job on the quilting. Thanks for the offer on the hexagons. That's a sweet win for someone. =)
ReplyDeleteThe baby quilt is adorable- great job on the quilting. I need to make my bobbin case. I really loved working on the inchy hexagon club block. I'm addicted to those tiny hexs now!
ReplyDeleteYour baby quilt makes me want to have another baby (just kidding!) or at least know someone who has one. It is so pretty, soft and charming.
ReplyDeleteI've been having a good time watching everyone keep up with the Splendid Sampler blocks. I have been getting the emails, and several are really calling me to make them up, but I'm living vicariously through the rest of you. I understand your feeling of maybe calling 48 enough. It's hard to keep up with it.
ReplyDeleteThe baby quilt is adorable! I really need to get a few panel prints for FMQ practice. Yours looks so good, as thought it was all appliqué at first!
ReplyDeleteThat bobbin case block will make a great quilt! I can just imagine what it would look like in scraps. The fluffy batting really makes the quilting on the baby quilt pop - I think you did a fantastic job, and it's a great idea to use a panel for FMQ practice. It looks so cuddly soft! Thanks so much for sharing your projects on MCM. :)
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