QUILT FINISHES

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Fall is in the air .........


It is starting to feel like Fall here :-D
It was 75 her the last few days and 54 in the morning ! I just love fall !



I just finished sewing my Urban  Cowgirl quilt together . I have been hoarding these 2 charm packs for quite a few years . The blocks are 4 1/4" and the top measures 23 3/4" square. I have not decided if I want to leave it like it is or add a border.



I have been sewing my binding on my  Tiled Blooms Aloha Girl in the evenings
What are the chances that I had this perfect thread color in my sewing room ;-)


I just love the quilting by my friend  Mary of Quilt Hollow did for me.


My Chinese lantern plants always let me know when Fall is here


and I have been putting out a few Fall decorations out on my bakers  rack on the deck

9 comments:

  1. still 60's and 90 here , we are hoping for cooler next week

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  2. What a beautiful little bow tie quilt!
    I vote for a border to corral all those colors, and provide a resting place for the eyes.

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  3. You did something nice with charm packs. I stopped purchasing them because I could never think of anything to do with them.

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  4. So Cute and so appropriate for the garden girl! Love those happy prints!

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  5. Here, in Arizona, fall is a long way off. Enjoy your cooler weather and autumn color!

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  6. Savor today, looks like we have one more heat wave coming thru this week. Great use of charm packs!

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  7. Love the use of the charm pack in your Urban Cowgirl quilt. You really balanced the colors nicely. It is a good day when you have the perfect color of thread. Hope you got some binding done with this little hint of fall

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  8. Love your fabrics in the Urban Cowgirl quilt.:)

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  9. Your Urban Cowgirl quilt is looking beautiful!
    Aloha Girl is going to be such a gorgeous finish.
    Love your Chinese lantern plant - we are still in summer mode here, so nice to see some hints of Fall.

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