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| This is a project I started for a friend to surprise her - everyone needs a little surprise in their mailbox from time to time. I don't know how big it will end up; I'm working it just like the Round Robin's that I get in the mail except I'm making all the rounds this time. |
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Just popped over from Rhonda's blog. What a beautiful quilt. I'm sure your friend will love it and you're right - everyone needs a surprise mail delivery every now and then.
ReplyDeleteBecky...I LOVE this quilt block so far ;) :) :) Now if the quilt were for me...I'd say queen sized...big enough to snuggle in while on the couch watching tv and crafting ;) :) Oh, whoever, receives that will be blessed indeed :) :) Keep posting pics as you progress on that quilt ;) :) Love and hugs from Oregon, Heather :)
ReplyDeleteI love the colours and patterns you've used. Lucky friend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Becky! And thanks for the recipe tip...especially about saving some for your son. (and thanks for his, and your husband's, service). love,andrea
ReplyDeleteAndrea - I let them know and they said Thank YOU.
ReplyDeleteHey Becky, Quilts I just discovered are full of love and enjoyment to the giver and receiver. I have never quilted anything before but just last week I gave it a go and most of my squares didn't meet in the corners. So I toddled off to a gorgeous quilting shop nearby and told them what I'd done and that I wanted to learn. So quilting classes coming up very soon for me.
ReplyDeleteLove your work.
Chris
your friend is very lucky to receive one of your projects..as I was to receive the lovely earrings..
ReplyDelete~~PEACE~~
Hi Becky! How you doin this week?
ReplyDeleteLove the colours in your block. I'm sure your friend will too!
Anne @ Domesblissity
That's beautiful! i am anxious to see the finished product!
ReplyDeleteOh I love those colours. Your friend will be very surprised. You are a great friend. You have mail we are still waiting for the strike to be over. B
ReplyDeleteI like all those small patterns combined in there, and the brown border.
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