Hey, look what I just found (OK, OK, I'm ducking!!!! ) - it's a blog page so it CANNOT be saved. http://debiquilts.blogspot.com/

PS I found this while searching for a pieced poinsettia quilt pattern for LindaO, not that I'm blaming her, y'understand? I'm glad I found it!! I think that's called serendipity.

Oh Gerda and I was being so good this year( ok I know the year is only three days old )
That is gorgeous!!!!! I love it!!!

Jacqui

I know, I haven't started anything new, but I did buy three FQs and a panel (Oak Leaf and Reel by Terry Clothier Thompson) yesterday - oh, I'm so bad!! I wasn't going to buy much for a while, and concentrate on finishing the grands quilts. Oh, well, at least it wasn't a quilt block/pattern!

This idea is one that our guild did a few years ago, along with the tinner (single block) and round robin exchanges. I started a strippy quilt (which this is) for the signup, but was the only one interested. Now the red fabrics and my first row sit in a tin, waiting for the day I can finish it.

Ah, well, we can always just drool and plan Have a good day!!!

gerda

no - no - no i won't look, no, i mustn't . . . no, no, please don't force me . . . HELLLlllpppp i'm going under . . . . *blurb*blurb*blurb*

yep i succumbed to the call of the temptress (who shall remain nameless but we all know and love her as our own dear gerda) and peeked . . . ahhhhhh gorgeous!!

Yes, I really like it too!! Glad you peeked, Cindy

I just had a thought - I wonder what it would look like to use the blocks so many of us have made over the years (I know, you two are relative beginners, but you could keep this in mind) in rows, say similar colours per row, with a complementary fabric to separate the rows??? I may have to dig mine out and see - it might just work! OR when making your blocks (or go to QC for 6" + blocks) and instead of making one, make 5 or 6 each time. Hmmmm I'd better go make supper before I come up with too many more ideas. Don't you love how our brains work??? Think of 1 thing, and more ideas pop up!! Woohooooo!!

Later, darlins!!

Gerda