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Monday, August 17, 2020

Bow ties progress............

 I added the rest of bow tie blocks and was short quite a few.  I remembered there were quite a few small bow ties left so I added a section of them.  I was still short 4 blocks

I found a little ziploc bag with small bowties with light ties and dark backgrounds so I decided to add them too.

In case you had trouble spotting them here are the 2 sections of small bow ties sewn together.  I started sewing more sections together last night.  I think this one is going to have a border.

15 comments:

  1. I really like the addition of those tiny bow ties--great combos--and i like those plaids scattered about this is really coming together nicely
    Hugs from afar julierose

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  2. I am getting caught up reading what you have been up to since I have been away from the computer since 8/13/2020. You have been busy! So many tops to see! I do like the smaller bow ties mixed in. The blue zig zag quilt with the black and white - just stunning!

    I have been watering since like you, there hasn't been much rain falling here. I did notice that my lavender plants are shooting up new blooms with all the water I have been dumping on them. They were so dried up looking so it is nice to see some fresh purple!

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  3. That is SEW awesome, Wanda!! Way to use up ALL the spare parts!

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  4. I love the bow tie pattern any way it is put together. Mixing in the smaller ones is a really cool visual surprise. Like little hidden gems!

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  5. I like those small bow ties in there. It kind of reminds me of the color blindness charts with the hidden numbers. Those have always fascinated me.

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  6. Loving your bowtie creation!!!!

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  7. As everybody says, the small bow ties look great - gives it that '*pop* you like. We've had plenty of rain the past week so only my wall planters needed a drink. I was going to give them a feed but the rain seems to have done the trick as more Clematis are blooming. Hope your plants get the drink they need soon, as well as your brown grass :)

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  8. Love the little bow tie blocks mixed in. Never thought to do that. Great inspiration!

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  9. This is certainly a fun quilt! You must be a great soup maker also!

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  10. Love the mix of bow tie sizes! After reading all of the comments - I think you should call it "Bow Tie Soup" (thanks, Linda) - ;))

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  11. And just like that, you took the quilt top to an entirely new level!

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  12. Very effective, a great idea to add the small size into the quilt.

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  13. What a wonderful quilt. You know how to rock those Kaffe fabrics!!

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  14. Having the smaller BTs as little "islands" (rather than as a whole column) works wonderfully.

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