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Here's the start of the quilt . Lovely face isn't it?
Here Goes!
I didn't get a very good view of this lovely quilt but enought for you to see what a great representation of native art it is. A very powerful quilt.
These are panels but I like them.
Winding Ways, one of my favourite patterns , this one is very lovely.
Peggy's Cove, one of my favourite places to go. We went there often when I live in Nova Scotia. Adam and Lisa were there very recently.
A beautiful job on this challenge quilt. I didn't take any more of them, it was so crowded aroung that wall.
That is all the quilts for tonight , tomorrow I'll put up the rest of the photos I took.
We are watching the football game. The players are wearing pink shoes, wrist bands and gloves in honour of breast cancers sufferers.
Coaches and other offside people are also wearing pink.
It is great to watch these big guys wearing pink. What a wonderful idea and kudos to the players for taking this step to advertise breast cancer patients.
Now it is time for me to relax.
You too have a restful evening.
Aloha ahi ahi.
1 comment:
Hello Mary and lulu.
If you are thinking of making more than one Santa, and you aren't comfortable with paper piecing, you might find it less daunting to assemble them from strips of fabric. Just sew together long strips of red, white and peach fabric, lay your backing fabric on top, trace the diamond shapes on the backing fabric, and then sew around the diamonds. Just don't forget to leave a space for turning them right side out.
pinwheel (Nova Scotia)
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