Saturday, August 18, 2012

FNSI Report


As did Heidi, one of our two gracious FNSI hostesses, I prepped my fabrics in the afternoon.


There was a bit more prep work for this project since I was determined to use fabrics from my stash.


Figured out what I was working on last night?


This quilt top is destined to become a birthday gift for my brother's 60th in December.  Yes, ,I'm starting early but... I know how life seems to interfere with one's plans.   As my friend Mirj always says, "Man plans, God laughs!"

 

16 comments:

  1. Success is always measured by the preparation. I just have to make a batik jelly roll quilt for ME. Yours is just stunning.

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  2. Beautiful! December's not that far away ... Santa's on his way! :oD

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  3. you accomplished so much! very lovely.

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  4. That is gorgeous! I love the greens. It is very "piney" or "evergreeny." Nicely rich looking.

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  5. Oh my Freda! This quilt is stunning! Wonderful! Beautiful greens. I love it! I know all the guys in my family would love to have a quilt like this quilt. I want to make one like yours.

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  6. Wow...this 1600 turned out fabulous! He will love it for sure. You had a great stitchin' time last night! Well done.

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  7. Those blue and greens you used in the jelly roll 1600 quilt go together wonderfully. I'm sure that your brother is going to love his birthday quilt.

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  8. Ooo, lovely! I mean, great design for a guy :-) he will treasure it. You made quick work of it too! And couldn't help noticing the pretty rosy tablecloth.

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  9. I love the colors and prints you used. You sure do work fast!

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  10. Terrific quilt! Very soothing and relaxing....just perfect for settling in for a winter's nap ;)

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  11. The colors are so cool! And I'm going to use that quote! "Man plans, God laughs!" That is the truth!!

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  12. Fantastic quilt, masculine and lovely!

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  13. Great quilt. Love how you placed the colors.
    Lillian
    lillianscupboard.wordpress.com

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  14. Stunning finished quilt, I wouldn't have thought of using the batik strips but they look great.

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  15. Looking good, and I think it's a great idea to get a head start on December.

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