Finished! It did take me longer than Ricky. I love it.
I cut too many border strips and wish I had that fabric in...
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Dorothy, I love that!! Now I'm looking forward to seeing the back and the quilting!!
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Love, love, love your quilt, Dorothy! It's beautiful!
Hugs,
Shirley
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I love your Tree of Life quilt top. Spot on! Yes, Life happens, so take it one day at a time - Terrie
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Dorothy - that's lovely! My back is taking alot of time too. Benn working on it since June.
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love love love your quilt dorothy - looking fabulous !Lotti, Kuessnacht - SwitzerlandComment
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Candace and Dorothy what beautiful work. I am trying to do Mountain Top before the deadline but it is a large quilt. That life thing getting in the way, I love the family I have, they think if you are retired you are not doing anything, I will do what I can maybe I can get half the blocks done and then meet the Jan 1 deadline. I have been watching CNN all morning I hope everyone stays safe. JoanComment
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have been working nights and the full weekend since my summer visitors have left to get there...
SOTTTs top sort of done: at least so that you see where i'm going; i've only basted the windmill border and the pink in-between-strip so we see what i'm planning (obviously the measures are still way off)
STRIPPERS top still doing; this one i've been working on steadily since we started - still have many of the blues, all the greens and the beiges to go; this is truly a quilt-on-the-go project, and i quilt wherever i've a little time and/or need to wait for something - a zip-lock bag or the little tupperware is always with me. all the strips and many of the prepared batting and backing squares are with me here in paris - ready to mark and turn into squares. apparently it's not the done thing to sit/stand behind the counter and quilt patches as i'm talking to our colleagues and customers at a cardiology congress :roll: (well i did know that - but there are times when i can catch a few minutes: waiting for folks in the hotel lobby - sitting at breakfast - ?on the train? this has been standing room only so not much doing there..., but i'll have an hour on the flight home. it will get done by end december - i'm certain to take a couple of weeks off around xmas as i still have most of my 2011 vacation due me - but won't have time to take it before then :?
ooops - people want something (and it's only the opening reception...) take care & keep smilingLotti, Kuessnacht - SwitzerlandComment
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Dorothy, your quilt is really wonderful! I love it!Lyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio
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Oh Lotti!! They are both WONDERFUL!
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You know, I have often thought of how cool it is that I have a quilt made with HSTs from around the world, but I just now realized that it's also very cool that my little HSTs have traveled to PARIS! And Switzerland, and Canada and Australia, and all the other wonderful destinations! That is just too stinkin' COOL!!
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Margo you are so right on, this whole thing is just amazing and with the internet we are now a global village. Must get back to sewing!
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Whew! Okay, I finally got my labeled sewn on, pictures taken and processed, words written and I'm ready to submit my files to Carol. I just have one question. My files are around 8MP which is what Carol wanted, but I wonder if they will transmit easily via e mail. Should I try to zip them or anything?
I do want to submit my quilt, since it showed up on the daily blog !!!! thank you to whoever decided to post it! It's my 15 minutes of fame!
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Kathy, I suggest that you just try sending Carol an e-mail, or several if all the photo files are that large.
If the each file is too large, maybe she can tell you another method to try.
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Lotti, your quilts are FAB, FAB, FAB and oh so STINKIN' COOL! 8) :lol: :mrgreen: And...NEATSIE KEEN! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Margo, you hit the nail on the head when you thot about YOUR HSTs traveling all over the world. The big focus has been our receiving wonderful HSTs from other quilters worldwide, but you brought up a very interesting point! And...I love the new phrase you just coined!!!! 8) :lol: To quote my niece in Chicago: COOL BEANS!
Great work on your beautiful quilts, Lotti!
Hugs,
Shirley
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