This is so me. 🤣

Also me.

And here are our two hooligans with their fancy haircuts.


I aspire to be this cool:

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This is so me. 🤣

Also me.

And here are our two hooligans with their fancy haircuts.


I aspire to be this cool:

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This was a fast finish. I’m so glad I figured out a way to use this small set of blocks.



I had to piece the back, but I think these two prints work.




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Thanks to a kind reader, I now know this quilt pattern is called Woodland Clover from Pat Speth’s book, Nickel Quilts. I got it together and quilted up!

This is the pantograph I used.

Now I just have to finish the binding.

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More quilts from the Palo Verde Show. Enjoy!











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I decided to do something with these blocks. I’m not familiar with the pattern, but I’m guessing they were made from a jelly roll.

Our quilt group donates wheel chair quilts to a local facility. This set will make a perfect sized quilt for that.

I will stitch them up and look for a border fabric.
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I pulled out my boxes of orphan blocks looking for inspiration.

Hmmmm….nope.

These are interesting.

These are all sets of blocks I picked up at yard sales/thrift shops.

I don’t know why the UFOs I find are more interesting than my own!
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I’ve been moving quite slowly on this quilt along. My goal is two blocks per week.

I do have ten done now, but the photo above looks better with nine.

These finish at six inches. I have no idea how many I will make.
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Saw this car the other day. That dog was living her best life!

I’ve been asked what I do with my polished rocks. This tray was made by Daughter #2 and it sits on my coffee table.

The mister and I enjoyed a fire the other night. The evenings are so beautiful here.

Good advice!

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I was chuffed to bits to find these blocks at a yard sale last week. That made for a very quick project!

The curves were all hand appliquéd and the four block quarters were machine pieced.

I kept the quilting simple, but traditional.

I have no idea where this backing fabric came from. It’s amazing what appears in my stash!

If you recall, I was short three blocks. I used four patches in place of them. I think it adds character.


This finished at about 42 by 48 inches.
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There were too many lovely quilts to put in one post. So this is the second of four! Enjoy!










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