Countdown for Holiday Sewing:
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Personal Mission: Be ready for Christmas. Countdown: How many days until Christmas 2011? See PATTERNS ← |
A countdown for my daughter, Lauren:
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Sister Stott and Sister Mano learn Japanese in prep for their church missions to Japan Counting the days until she leaves: 16. Months until her return: 15 or so. |
A countdown for my son, Jordan:
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Corporal Stott in Afghanistan on Route Clearance missions Countdown until his return home: I don't really know! |
Countdown for Singing:
Countdown for Quilting:
Riley Blake Designs "Cutting Corners College" "Grow Your Quilt" Tutorial: TOMORROW!!! |
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Countdown to a Season of Teaching Quilt Classes: Beginning in 2 Days! See SCHEDULE ← |
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Countdown to a Ghastlie Hallowe'en with Madame Samm: 42 Days |
You can probably tell that it's going to be busy around here, but funny enough, it's the quilting that keeps me sane... 10...9...8...7...6...5...4......
Have you got a countdown going?
Hi Dionn,
ReplyDeleteHere all this time I thought it was your husband that's deployed. God bless your son and keep him safe. Wow, and your daughter's going to Japan. How great.
I do mission work in Haiti once or twice a year and do some of the disaster relief here in US. It will be a wonderful experience for her that she'll never forget.
Will keep them both in my prayers.
Diana
ps. I told Madamm Samm I REALLY hope we win today. That fabric in the Wantabee give away today was absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHello Deonn - countdowns are certainly a part of everyday life, aren't they! And with your busy schedule you will certainly need a check-list for all of them to keep the one from running into the other. Best wishes for ALL of your current "countdowns" ....Margaret
ReplyDeleteI've come over from Cutting Corners to comment on growing your quilt. I'd go for the lap quilt with setting blocks, sashing and 2 borders. A fantastic post with lots of food for thought.
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oops GFC is working now!
ReplyDeleteHere from Riley Blake's blog. I really love the 60 x 60" Lap Quilt with Setting blocks, Sashing and 2 Borders. I also love your idea of using a flannel backed table cloth for a portable design wall!!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I am also not a follower of your blog :)
ReplyDeleteJust saw your post on the Cutting Corners site. I think it was fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI found you via the cutting corners blog. Good luck getting into the choir! Oh, and the setting I liked best was with the 9-patch blocks added with the hourglass blocks, no sashing, and one border.
ReplyDeleteI found you from the Riley Blake site. I love the quilt with the blocks on point, darker green triangle squares and 3 borders. When I make a quilt I want it big enough to use on a bed. I pinned your blog.
ReplyDeleteI discovered your though Riley Blake! Nice to meet you and thanks for the useful post about growing quilts. I like the squares en pointe with all the multiple sashings and borders. A fully grown quilt.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog.
ReplyDeleteOops! Accidentally posted my idea for growing your quilt on the Riley Blake design blog instead of here, and don't see a way to delete! Anyway, I like the 63 x 63 size with hourglass setting blocks and stripe border. :)
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