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Thursday, February 20, 2014

First Scrap Squad 2014 post is up!

 

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Today is the day that the first Scrap Squad post for 2014 appears.  I’m so excited to be part of this group.  You won’t get to see my version of the quilt for some weeks yet, but take a look at what Margaret did with the first assignment!

The Quilty Pleasures blog is here.

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Monday, February 17, 2014

Scads of Scotties

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Recently members of the Sew Scrappy Club have been playing with this block. (Instructions for the block can be found on the Scottie Dog Block page -- the top right of the blog.)

Here are some of the quilts they have made.
Carol G baby quiltCarol put nine Scotties on an adorable baby quilt.

Donna Scottie Dogs
Donna two Scotties

Donna used half a dozen doggies on her baby quilt and two more on a charming table runner. 


Fran Scottie Dog quilt
Don’t you love the embroidered Scotties in the cornerstones of Fran’s quilt?

 Helga Scottie bag





Helga made a mini block and put it on the side of a basket.






Janet Scottie Dog


Janet’s block was made with fabrics discovered at the thrift shop.

















I’ve been making my blocks from plaid fabrics…Plaid Scotties_pm
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…and I’ve found the perfect flannel to use on the back.







Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Abandoned quilt -- Mystery solved

 

The quilter who left the box of fabrics at Eleanor’s door has been found!  Mo didn’t know she was the subject of a search until she saw a write-up about the preemie quilts in the Merritt Morning Market.

Last week she dropped by Granny’s House where the quilts have been displayed, and was delighted to see what had become of the project she started.  She tells us that soon after she had begun the project she found that it was more complicated than she felt she could handle as a new quilter.  She left it at Granny’s House knowing that Eleanor would make sure it was completed.

Thank you, Mo, for helping us solve the mystery.  And thank you for the quilts which join other donations to the NICU at our regional hospital.

Mo and quilts

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