Here it is:
And here are all of them together.
I am really happy that I have been able to keep up with this quilt along. I am looking forward to put it all together.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
And then there were twelve!
The last block instruction for the Jelly Roll Sampler Quilt Along was put up yesterday and I was eager to get it done.
Here it is:
And here are all of them together.
I am really happy that I have been able to keep up with this quilt along. I am looking forward to put it all together.
Here it is:
And here are all of them together.
I am really happy that I have been able to keep up with this quilt along. I am looking forward to put it all together.
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It's fabulous, Michelle! WooHoo!!!
Great job....will you come and finish mine?
Your blocks look great. I still have the 12th block to make and am thinking about making 4 extra ones of my favorites.
I began it, and then dropped the ball. I designed the block in your quilt that is shown on the bottom left corner. They all look very pretty in your fabric choice though. You did a great job.
i love the muted tones in your blocks! this quilt will be a cozy one, I dare say!
I'm so jealous! You must be the first one done (at least the first one I know). It makes me want to rush home and finish up.
looks great I commend you for keeping up with a quilt-a-long
They look great! I wish I had been able to keep up, but it didn't happen. :-o
I love Peace on Earth. You did a great job.
Very, very nice!
Have a super great sewing day.
¡Muy bonito!
Me encantan los colores y el quilt.
Bye!!!
Lovely blocks - I just discovered this quilt-along at block # 11, but I have all the patterns, and will get to it sometime (with 4-5 others on the go right now, I need to do some finishing first LOL). Looking forward to seeing the finished project. Blessings
Your blocks are great Michelle! Good job! 8-)
What a beauty. The 'name' of your blog caught my attention. I have sold thousands of Darlene Zimmerman's EZ Dresden rulers over the last 6 years...and the quilt I designed using it (Meet Me In Paris) actually made my business. I had no idea what the word
'dresden' was going to mean to me.
I looked in your profile...to read about you and was interested in your name. I would love to know!
Quilting Hugs!
Wishing mine was done! Good for you.
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