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3/28/20
I actually did some *sewing* today! Using the grid-to-on-point layout that Viola showed us at the Retreat, I made this top yesterday and today. I made it from 5" squares (finished) and put a square-in-a-square border around it, so it finishes at about 56" square.
I'm probably going to defer quilting it, as this was enough of a break and I need to return to my Hawaiian Applique and scrapbooking pages.
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3/28/20
And I managed to finish another Hawaiian Applique block. I actually took some time off to piece the quilt top in the previous message.
On to the next Hawaiian Block. I probably need to start thinking on a layout .. whether I'll be satisfied with 12 blocks with or without sashing or if I think I might want a bigger quilt, which would mean I'd need to do some more blocks. Oh, the decisions!
3/28/20
Nice finish. I may have to do that with mine but I usually don't make them more than lap size for the church group.
3/28/20
Pirate (PIRATE_SR) said:Hawaiian Block.
Love this blue and green one. Is this the last of your 12?
3/28/20
I'm making masks for Mishii. These are the first 3 trials. The men's size is the one that fits me. Today I'm making some of novelty fabrics to add a little fun.
3/29/20
Men's size is what fits me too. I changed them, though, to put shoestrings along the top and bottom instead of loops of elastic, which hurt my ears. A coworker figured out another trick, tho, if you have these type--paperclips! Put a paperclip through each loop and hook them together. You can put it above your ears or down like a necklace, she said, and it keeps your glasses from falling and the mask from bugging your ears. :D Win! All my coworkers want me to make them one, but I don't have time to mass produce. There is one coworker, though, who has really taken care of me quite often (and even made a dinner just for me and brought in on her day off one day, just cause I said I was craving it!). I will make her one Monday...I am certain I couldn't make them for all that work there! It's a big facility, and even my small section (5 units) has about 75 per day working (nursing staff, which includes aides) if we were fully staffed (Bwhahah!)
Your masks are gorgeous!
3/29/20
This is the penultimate .... unless I decide i want to make it larger, in which case, more blocks will be needed. Decisions, decisions.
3/29/20
How wide is the elastic you are using, and how long are you making the elastic pieces?
3/30/20
Cathy I like Yours with the shoestring ties, The ones I have been making have that elastic strings. and yes they do hurt the ears. i would like to try some, what would be the length of ties? Pat Beal