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Saturday, February 18, 2012

Last block, binding, bloom......

I cut the final block out of the large print and then rearranged the blocks again.  I'm pretty sure this is the final layout and I'll sew it later tonight.  I have an all day class to teach today.
I started hand sewing the binding on one of the small crooked cobblestone wallhangings.  I have to print a label before I can finish the bottom edge.
This is the very last bloom of the season.  I think I will re pot some of the plants that are crowded.  I bought the soil mix that is prepared especially for cactus.

16 comments:

  1. yes sew it together it looks great!
    reminds me of fall leaves...
    Kathie

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  2. It looks great. Looks like Wanda made it. Your cactus have really bloomed this year. Chris

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  3. Hi Wanda,
    Looks like orange juice with lots of pulp. Yum!
    I enjoy seeing your cobblestone quilts up close and almost personal again as you work on them. They are so full of life!
    We just got a dusting of snow, but the temperatures were hovering around freezing so every little branch around is sparkly.
    Vicky F

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  4. Great finish! I am also teaching an all day class today! Have a great time!

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  5. The orange piece is wonderful and the cobblestones....well they are fabulous!

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  6. I love the orange quilt with it's subtle color gradations. You are really gifted with color.

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  7. Orange is one of my favorite colors...great quilt !!

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  8. Love the oranges, but really really am getting to love the crooked cobblestones. The more I see them the more I want to try one.

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  9. I like the trail of light you have right through the center of the orange. It's a beautiful piece!

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  10. For the life of me I can not find the piece you added. I hope you are taking it with you to your show in June. It is a "show stopper".

    Photo's of crooked cobblestone and cactus make me smile.

    J~MT

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  11. The orange quilt is going to be absolutely glorious!

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  12. Two more very impressive projects.
    The photo of your orange quilt is impressive, but I'm sure it's even more luscious in person.
    I can't look at any quilt similar to your crooked cobblestones without thinking of your projects. They're so you!

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  13. I love orange! And batiks! Gorgeous!

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  14. Your orange quilt is fabulous - even without the English D. :-)

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