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Monday, November 22, 2010
Wool Crazy & Cotton Boll
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Lori, I have been wanting to make Wool Crazy from Joann for like a year! Yours is beautiful! I love it! Can't wait to see it stitched up. Maybe I'll start one. I'm liking this Bonnie Mystery too. May seriously need to consider getting on board!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Thanksgiving! ♥
ReplyDeleteHi Lori!!
ReplyDeleteLove your Wool Crazy already!! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!!
Take care!
Paulette
interesting!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are going to be great! Love those little houses on the wool quilt, I can hardly wait to see what stitches you use on it. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!
ReplyDeleteOh I love your set up for the wool crazy! The houses in a row are so perfect and that corn stalk with birdies... perfect! Have a very happy thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYour wool piece looks wonderful, wool is so fun working with. I need to finish my wool quilt, that I started last year.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Love, love, love your second wool crazy block.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
Thanks for the link to JoAnn from Wool Crazy. I like her stuff! Your block looks great so far. I also like the fabrics you picked for the mystery quilt. I made Bonnie's mystery quilt last year and I'm not doing it this year. Good luck! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeletethinking about joining bonnie...maybe I will. You've inspired me. Have a wonderful thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYou gals have had such fun with these Wool Crazy pieces :)
ReplyDeleteI've pulled fabrics for Bonnie's mystery but lack pinks so will have to shop (don't cry for me). Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Day with the army. The more, the merrier, I say!
Have a great Thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteI like the curved part with the little houses. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteLove your Wool Crazy. I have to make one day something with wool,I never worked with wool....
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of Bonnie, scrap quilts and pink !!! Beautiful start.
Happy Thanksgiving.
I love the colours in your crazy block - very graphic.
ReplyDeleteIt must be fun doing Bonnie's Mysteries - I love watching the progress on her blog. I like the fabrics you are using.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Two very different projects to keep you busy Lori. That wool project looks great. I am following that mystery quilt with interest. Have a happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteLove your Wool Crazy! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYour Wool Crazy block is just crazy-cool! I love the curved houses. Can't wait to see how the mystery quilt turns out.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
Love the fabrics you picked for the Quiltville mystery! Haven't started it yet but am ready to start picking my fabrics. I know, just a little behind!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Thanksgiving!
We should have 16 at our house for Thanksgiving unless the ice refused to thaw and then people might not be able to get up our hill. Enjoy your celebration.
ReplyDeleteI love your Wool Crazy! The curved piec with houses is my favorite so far.
ReplyDeleteGreat start on Bonnie's mystery. I am trying to resist because I am attempting to reduce my giant pile of UFOs.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking more and more about wool, thanks to you. Love the little house on the hill!
I like your fun little houses. It will be another great wool block.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous pinks you're using in the mystery quilt. I look forward to seeing your step 2.
Your wool quilt is really, really nice, but oh those double pinks! You stole my heart with those.
ReplyDeleteYour dining room and table must be bigger than mine. I couldn't fit that many in here! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
****Squeeeall***** I didn't know you were REALLY doing the mystery! Oh, I hope you don't hate me by the end..LOL!!!
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I hate mystery quilts, but after seeing your start, I might change my mind! I love your fabrics. Have a Happy Thanksgiving, Lori.
ReplyDeleteLove your wool crazy piece! I just really need to do one of these. I thought I was the one one to do that with my strips!! Hee!
ReplyDeleteThe wool crazy is wonderful. I've sewn and cut my strips today, love the pinks.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving.
You're off to great start on the wool project. I love what you're doing.
ReplyDeleteThe mystery quilt looks interesting. I'm not doing this one due to other commitments, but have done 2 others of hers. They're fun!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Wonderful wooly work!
ReplyDeleteBonnie's mystery quilt is SO tempting, but I have to learn to ignore so many of the temptations around me. That's why I'm not finishing projects. I go on to another, and another...
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you and your family, Lori. We're truly blessed to have you and your projects as inspiration to so many of us who need the guidance and the ideas.
those little houses are too fun! I love it.
ReplyDeletePink and green? one of my all time favorite combos. I'll enjoy watching you do this one.
xo
wow.............very interesting
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