Here are the 4 blocks I received during Sisters show week. Thank you Andrea, Bonnie, Darlyn, and Debbie.
One more from Lori in the mail today. Thank you!
I left a space to add two blocks. One I received today and the next one I receive will go on the front. Any other blocks coming in after that will go on the back. When I went to Eagle Crest I brought the sashing, cornerstone and setting fabric with me. The tan setting triangles are 2 different Primitive Gatherings prints. I proceeded to cut every setting triangle I needed the WRONG size! I didn't include the sashing when I was figuring out how large to cut my squares. What did I do? Sewed two triangles together to make one setting triangle. Of course, they are on the bias and much too big. So when you see the outer triangles now you know why they are so funky! As soon as it is all together and my cutting area is cleaned up I'll give it a nice trim and it will be lovely! Thank you all again for participating!! It is going to be a very special quilt.
It's amazing...so many fabulous blocks to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is amazing, were there any two or three of the same type of patterns? I love the setting. A very special quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool Lori - it looks great!
ReplyDeleteLori,
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks stunning! It will be fun to play I spy with it.
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It looks fab! What a great quilt just full of quilting friend stitches! I don't see my block...oh dear!
ReplyDeleteIt is really special! I agree, it's an I Spy with my Little Eye Quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great setting for the blocks, Lori! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is very pretty Lori! I can't remember which block I made but I'm sure it's in there.
ReplyDeleteIt is going to be fabulous. That cutting error would be something I would do. So glad you figured a way to fix it.
ReplyDeleteI'll say it is a fabulous quilt!!
ReplyDeleteOh, Lori, it is coming together just beautifully! I don't even remember what my blocks looked like, but I am thrilled to have been able to participate. What a treasure--and a testament to how well you are loved in the world of quilting bloggers. : )
ReplyDeleteThis quilt says it all!! You are loved and much admired!! What a gorgeous quilt!!
ReplyDelete(and yes, I can see my block!!)
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It's beautiful, Lori. Great save with your setting triangles - way to go!
ReplyDeleteI don't see my block but I know it arrived so it's all good. LOL
Beautiful and good for you for getting it put together so quickly!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a memory quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt will be a puzzlement to the future quilters who see it. Looks like Farmers wife, but it's not. LOL, I played with my CW fabrics yesterday. Sending a simple Block to go on the back today.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful, so much work by so many friends and I love how you are sashing the blocks, really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Wow, wow, and WOW!
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is the epitome of gorgeousness! I want it! It looks beautiful and is the work of so many beautiful people. xCathy
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt! The blocks look wonderful together.
ReplyDeleteWonderful quilt! I always cut at least one thing wrong these days. I think I need to measure three times, cut once and don't get interrupted in the meantime! Your setting triangles will be fine after quilting I'm sure!
ReplyDeletelooks great - hey I see mine ;)
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely remembrance of all your friends on your 50th!
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WOW!! Sure is amazing!!!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat solution to your cutting error.
It's always worht the hassle to set a quilt on point. It will look great when it's all quilted. What a special quilt.
ReplyDeleteLooking good!! Clever you to "make do"!
ReplyDeleteThe Birthday Quilt is looking wonderful, (I can see mine in there too LOL!!!) Such a nice momento from your blogging friends!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, Lori, it is fabulous! Are you going to hand quilt it?
ReplyDeleteIt is turning out gorgeous!
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