I know I’m a little late with this post, but this time I really do have a good excuse. Sandy’s mom passed away unexpectedly last month, so her world was turned upside down. All of us who have been through this know that there is so much that needs to be done and quilting just kind of takes a back seat (as it should).
Being the super woman that she is though, she got all the projects finished for our show and tell at Woolies last Tuesday.
We both feel we bit off a lot with 7 projects. It would be easier to handle 7 in the winter, so we’ve cut the next few months to only 4 projects. Much more manageable.
On with the show…
I chose all of the projects for July. First up is another little quilt from the book “101 Fabulous Small Quilts”. It’s called “Star Medallion”
Here’s Sandy’s…
And here’s mine.
This next banner is from the Summer 2014 issue of “Primitive Quilts and Projects” magazine. It’s called “Hearts and Stripes Forever” by Diane Knott.
This is Sandy’s…
And I’m hanging mine on our front porch.
And it looks like one banner wasn’t enough for us, so we made the next one from a pattern by “Cottage Creek Quilts” called “Family, Home, Friends”.
Sandy’s…
Mine…
Up next is the last Buttermilk Basin monthly BOM called “By thy Hands.
Sandy’s…
Mine…
And we always have a Christmas project, so this one is by The Woolen Willow, called “Snowtime”.
Sandy’s…
Mine…
Another little Christmas project is this next one by Plum Pudding called “Glory Be”.
Sandy’s….
Mine…
And last, but not least, is another little Buttermilk Basin project called “Half Pints” (August).
Sandy’s…
Mine…
This is where I put mine.
So, that’s it for July. Our plan is to have our August projects finished by this coming Tuesday, so stay tuned. I should be able to post the pictures before the end of the month and that will catch us up.
Thanks to all of you who let me know I hadn’t posted July projects. It’s nice to know you’re keeping me in line! LOL
See ya soon,
Hugs, Anne
As usual you woolies out did yourselves!! ALL wonderful projects!!
ReplyDeleteSandy, please accept my heartfelt condolences! My thoughts are with you and your loved ones at this difficult time! Big hug!
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So glad you posted. It is always inspires me.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear why you were late. My prayers are with Sandy and her family.
Oh man, I am so sorry I slept through Woolies!!! You both did a bang up job and it looks like my list grows longer!
ReplyDeleteFun, fun, fun to see the same project made by different people. Thanks for all the great photos!
ReplyDeleteAgain a lot a projects done. You did well in choosing small projects for the year. I like the flag banner with the hearts. And the angels are sweet as can be.
ReplyDeleteI'm terrible sorry to hear of the sudden loss of Sandy's mother. I'm sending my sincere condolences and thoughts.
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you two have outdone yourselves. Everything is wonderful, sweet, adorable, lovely, etc. :-)
So sorry to hear about Sandy's Mom. Praying for her peace and comfort.
ReplyDeleteYou both managed to produce some amazing projects. I have the same star hanger you use on your porch. I need to update the little quilt that is hanging there now.
I don't know Sandy, but hugs to her.
ReplyDeleteLove the angel cushion!!
always always always enjoy seeing what you made and what your working on. This has been fun to see yours and Sandys projects. thanks for sharing. my heart goes out to Sandy. So hard to lose a loved one
ReplyDeleteKathie
All of these projects stitched up beautifully! You're both quite an inspiration! Not only by quantity, but the projects you chose and how the same can be a bit different by what fabrics are chosen. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteHugs to Sandy and her family...
You have no idea what an honor it is for me that my design was chosen along with so many other amazing projects! Thank you so much for making my whole day!! And a big hug to Sandy, I'm so sorry for her loss.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about Sandy's Mom. My Mom spent half of July in the hospital and that was tough enough. I can't imagine Sandy's pain.
ReplyDeleteA delight, as always, to see your projects on parade! Looking forward to the next one coming soon! : )
So sorry for Sandy's loss.
ReplyDeleteYou two beautiful work, really enjoy y'all sharing...
Wow,,you have been very productive. I like your versions best on all projects
ReplyDeleteLovely work, girls :-)
ReplyDeleteLost my mom in May. Please pass on my thoughts and prayers for Sandy and her family. It takes awhile to just be able to enjoy the memories without the ache in your heart.
Thanks for the post Anne!! Also thanks so much to everyone and their kind thoughts at this difficult time. I appreciate all of them
ReplyDeleteWOW the both of you are so good - love everything you've made and its always so much fun to see the different versions. How do you girls do it - keep it up.
ReplyDeleteHugs - Me
Prayers for you Sandy & your family!
ReplyDeleteLadies your work is wonderful! Great projects & love your fabrics/wool selections! You ladies are amazing!
So sorry for your loss Sandy, I can't even imagine. Thank you for making my pattern "Snowtime" I love your renditions! Prayers going up for your comfort!
ReplyDeleteJeni from the willow
Thank you for share with us your wonderful art work! I long to have enough time to do the same.
ReplyDeleteI live in Sicily and it's very hard to find the patterns. Could you tell me the sites where to buy them?
Greetings from Sicily.
Wow! Wonderful projects... thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSorry, Sandy to read about your loss. My thoughts are with you.
Hugs, Carolyn