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13 June 2013

Scrappy Neutral Background Quilt - Day 22

What happened?
I think I've been distracted lately...  Taking part in the Summer Blog Hop by Plum and June (you can see her sweet button on my sidebar) has encouraged me to do some spring cleaning on the ol' blog.  That virtual spring cleaning is even more time consuming than the real life thing!

Then there was the creating of a new project, some kitten place mats that I blogged about here.
Also, helping my mom to restore a quilt made by my Gramma over 30 years ago took up quite a chunk of my time.

And all of yesterday was spent making a new tutorial.  Hope it proves helpful to lots of other online quilters!

So today is dedicated to getting back on track!  I started blogging about this project on May 25th.  And can't believe it has already been 22 days.  Here is a pic that I made up to get a feel for the over all look of the quilt.  The white areas will actually be using my feature fabric that I blogged about here.


She's going to be a big one!  100" x 100" made from 2" finished squares... I better get back at it!
If you would like to be kept up to date on my progress, I welcome you to follow along.  Plenty of ways to do that can be found on my sidebar, under my profile.  Hope to see you again!

Lorna:)

Edited to add... I'm linking up to Kelly's new Thursday link up at My Quilt Infatuation.  Come over and give her a visit and see what everyone's up to!

25 comments:

  1. 96 x 96! Wow! That's going to be a monster to quilt! and out of 2 inch squares- you're not making it easy on yourself! haha! but those kinds of quilts are always worth it in the end. Can't wait to see it when it's done.

    Thanks for linking up to Needle and Thread Thursday!

    Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation

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    1. Thanks for stopping in, Kelly! And thanks for starting up the new Linky Party!

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    1. Thank you, Christa! I don't know how it happened. Ha, ha!

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  3. This is going to be SO pretty!!! Can't wait to see it!

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    1. Thanks Robot Mom! I can't either... That's my problem... This is a lesson in patience, that's for sure!

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  4. I would like to follow your blog but can't find where to enter my email address. Can you help me with that? Thanks!

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    1. I am sew glad you asked! At the top right of this page, there are gray shaded tabs with many options for following. If you want blog posts delivered by email, click on RSS. And then enter your information. It will automatically send whenever I update. Thank you for wanting to follow!

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  5. Wow! It's going to be one awesome quilt!

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    1. Thank you! I am glad you like it. Hope you will stop in again to see the progress!

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  6. You are nuts!!! ;-) Quilty fruitcake! I am so in awe that you are tackling this project! AWESOME!!
    Esther
    esthersipatchandquilt@yahoo.com

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    1. I must concur, Esther! And your deduction has left me with the broadest smile I've worn in a long time! Thank you for taking the time to visit. And for giving me a boost!

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  7. That is going to look awesome! Thanks for linking up to Thursday Threads.

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    1. Thank you, Julie! and thanks for hosting... I'll be back!

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  8. That's a lot of 2" squares! It will be beautiful though.

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    1. It sure is, Leanne... I've been a bit scared actually... But I'm determined, too! Ha, ha!

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  9. That looks amazing....and big! You sew girl:) Can't wait to see you come along on this one.

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    1. Thank you, Paula! Again... You're super for stopping in to visit and leaving such a thoughtful comment. Much appreciated!

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  10. Wow, how beautiful and how huge. You have set yourself a mammoth task here, I'm sure it will work out perfectly. Look forward to seeing it progress!

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    1. Thanks for the vote of confidence, Cloud CouCou. I need the boost!

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  11. Really cool. I'm totally looking forward to seeing it when it comes together. I'm moving along really really slowly on my 90x102 postage stamp quilt so I can learn from you before I get to the quilting! :)

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    1. Oh, my... I don't even what to think about the quilting yet! Poor Janome... He's a great little machine, but he's kind of a pip squeak! Thanks for visiting, Susan!

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