2nd UFO finished
These are the siggy squares that I made into a quilting bag and it's my second UFO finished for the year. The other side also is made from the squares.
posted by Jan Mac at 12:53 AM
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
These are the siggy squares that I made into a quilting bag and it's my second UFO finished for the year. The other side also is made from the squares.
About Me
- Name: Jan Mac
- Location: Australia
I mainly quilt for charity and at the moment I'm sending quilts to the local women's refuge, East Timor orphanages, people affected by the Asian tsuanmi Dec 2004, and the Pakistan earthquakes Oct 2005. I also make and send crocheted woollen blankets, knitted hats, scarves, shawls, baby clothes etc.
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Quilting Stats for 2007
- My UFOs Completed: (2)
- Quilts for Family and Friends: (1) <
- Quilts Donated to Others: (137)
- Crocheted Blankets Donated to Others: (10)
- More UFOs finished
- Progress
- Quilting Helper
- More UFOs
- Cleaning out batting
- More quilts from AQC
- Another busy week with my birthday as well. I took...
- Vintage blocks
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9 Comments:
OMG...I have a set of these too! I was in the same swap! I haven't done anything with mine either...to the point of wondering whether I should have even bothered participating. I guess I should dig them out and make them into something wonderful, like you did...
I love those TINY sewing blocks!
What a great way to use the signature blocks. I love the on point setting with the sashing. I've not seen a bag like this before - very creative!
What a great way to set those little siggie blocks! The sashing is a gorgeous colour and it's a great bag - I love it :-)
Thank you for your kind words, friends. I don't have one of your blocks Carolyn. The patterns were from an internet foundation piecing group but I don't think it's still going. The patterns were provided by the people who ran the list and now put out the mag Quilts With Style. I made the bag pattern up to be large enough to carry and quilt for hand quilting and a hoop. It took me a little while as I didn't have a pattern.
cute, cute, cute. I love the sewing notions theme of these! That would be nice to do in a quilt group. Hmm, I missed that swap! I used to do a lot of them, but haven't done any in 2-3 years.
How creative! You really did a nice job on your bag. Way to go!
Kairle
What a neat idea! And my congratulation on another finish!!
What a neat idea to make those into a bag!
Your sidebar looks great!
Judy
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