Winners first~ but please don't let that stop you from commenting again! I loved all your comments!<3 p="">
Unfortunately I couldn't answer them all, or I wouldn't have been able to do the sewing part of this post. ;-)
Hubby chose two winners out of the bowl.
One from those who got it right~
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Delcia R. said...Has to be Leavenworth, WA. My hubby's favorite gelato spot is right below Visconti's. - And one from those who took the time to guess!
dianne said...I dunno ... looks like fun, though!Congratulations Delcia & Dianne!Delcia~ you are a 'no-reply commenter' meaning I can't email you for your address, so please email me! My email address is in my profile.Dianne, I will be emailing you shortly. :-)And thank you everyone for playing along. We were in Leavenworth, WA and certainly enjoyed our time there! It is a beautiful Bavarian town. (and has 2 quilt shops!) ;-)On the sewing front~ I am all caught up with my Temecula Quilts Circa 2016 blocks!
My boards kept wanting to fall off the step, so they look a bit jumbled. Also 3 managed to stay on the ironing board, so totally missed their photo op! ;-o Now I just need to catch up on the HST's for the outside border.Next I got my two BOM blocks finished for August & September~
Both blocks are from Quilters Cache, but I may have changed one of them a bit. ;-) - The top one is called Dakota Gold and the lower one is Crazy Anne.Both are 10 inch blocks. After doing all those 3 inch blocks~ these seemed huge! LOLI also finished a pattern test that I can't show you, and one I can show from a while ago~The Pampering Pouch is a free pattern from Samantha @ Sewing Patterns By Mrs H.Find it HERE
This was a fun sewing project and I am planning to use mine for thread I want to take to retreat. ;-)
I didn't have the required frames that Samantha used, so I used boning in the channels~ It holds the bag open really nicely.And that is all for today!Until next time~happy stitchin'!!
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That is an awesome pouch! Love the beautiful color combo.
Very cute bag. Love that curved side.
I've fallen a little behind on the Temecula blocks because I've been tackling some UFOs again. But I hope to get caught up again next week when my husband is gone on a golf trip. Lot's of sewing time then.
THANK YOU for the lurvely batik fat quarter!!! it has already told me that it wants to play with the other batiks for the Tula Pink Butterfly quilt (that may or may not get started sometime this year)...
I want to thank you for the wonderful batik fat quarter that came in the mail a couple of weeks ago! There are some Pomegranate batiks I bought a few years ago (and not surprisingly haven't finished cutting out yet) so this will make a nice addition to those. The flower pattern will go nicely with that line. Maybe Christmas vacation will bring some extended sewing time--babysitting a two year old during the week is a blast, but it also wears me out with not much free time. Thanks again for your generosity!
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