Oops! So sorry friends. School started and I have been so C R A Z Y that I forgot to post our monthly number. I will say that there are only this month and October left, so if you already started, I completely understand!
Google generated number 4.
For me, number 4 are Life's Little Stars. They originated as a swap, and I have made about 1/3 of them. Now to finish the rest and sash them together.
I posted about them here.
I recently attended an "End of Row Quiltalong". I am excited to show you the results. Nine Utah quilters from across the state as well as one from Arizona joined a rowalong that I hosted. Each participant chose a theme and made their first row. The rows were passed bimonthly to the next person who would add a row to the quilt. Each quilt ended with 8 rows. I have been showing bits of progress on my blog throughout the past year and a half, but these were the reveals at our big "reveal" last Saturday.
Below is a list of my monthly progress on each goal. While I don't have many finishes, I have made lots of progress! I'll take that.
I recently attended an "End of Row Quiltalong". I am excited to show you the results. Nine Utah quilters from across the state as well as one from Arizona joined a rowalong that I hosted. Each participant chose a theme and made their first row. The rows were passed bimonthly to the next person who would add a row to the quilt. Each quilt ended with 8 rows. I have been showing bits of progress on my blog throughout the past year and a half, but these were the reveals at our big "reveal" last Saturday.
Theme: The Great Outdoors owned by Kim. She made the pine tree row. All of hers didn't fit together on the wall.
I made the fish on a blue background because the cute foxes really stuck out. I thought it needed more dark blue.
Me: Theme is "Summer in a Small Town". I made the little town row with the church, dress shop, sweet shop, and quilt shop.












What a fantastic idea. I love all of those quilts.
ReplyDeleteThat Row-Along sounds like great fun, and I loved seeing you in the photo with your quilt, beaming your sunshine out into the world like you always do. :-)
ReplyDeletevery nice row quilt deana...by the way, if you'd like me to take over chookshed challenge next year i would be happy to do so...i have lots of free time....just design me a badge...LOL
ReplyDeleteThis is great and so much fun but some great results ……those sunglasses are amazing! Sorry I’ve been awol since the retreat - still trying to sell the house in Corowa and have had the move here to Wangaratta and started a new job as well …..the craft room is totally upside down
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun catch-up — even a very late September draw is worth celebrating, especially when number 4 turned out to be Life's Little Stars from a swap, with about a third of them already made. The End of Row Quiltalong sounds like such a happy day, and I loved your “Summer in a Small Town” row with the little church and dress shop, plus the sunglasses you made for both Lark's Sunny Days and Julie's beach rows. Nine Utah quilters who are no longer strangers — what a lovely outcome. — Mary Faith
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