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4/30/22
Back in 2015, I think it was Amy that was hosting a Nesting Robin. I only got the first couple of clues done when I got distracted with other things. I lost the themes for the rest of the rounds. Today I pulled what I had made from the UFO cupboard, have made the top up to 40”x42” (floor mat size), made a backing and black binding, and popped it onto the quilting pile for another day.
4/30/22
Colors are very striking ... makes me think of the flocks of goldfinches that are clustering around my birdfeeders this time of year.
That's a lovely piece and you shouldn't let it wait for another seven years before you finish it. LOL
4/30/22
It is always good to move a UFO to a quilt top. Hope you get it quilted in the near future. I have been on a mission to finish UFO the past couple of years.
4/30/22
ummmmm ..... just shoot me now?
I bought a new, machine-pieced pattern. Eventually, I'll think of someone to blame this one cuz it sure wouldn't have been *me*! LOL!
"All About Ewe", Throw size: 55” x 70”, Technique: Curved piecing and raw edge appique. Skill level: intermediate. Paper templates are included for curved piecing and applique. From: Quilt Fox. https://www.quiltfox-design.com/product-page/all-about-ewe-throw-size-55-x-70?cid=602a70d9-d978-4fcb-945b-505a250b02cc?
4/30/22
Well that is adorable! I can see why you got it. I love the dog in front of all the sheep.