64 all pin into sets of 10 and one of 4
I had to add the stripe and lt teal to my wings. I didn't feel like going out in the rainy cold with this yuck I have already. It's getting better, just have to keep the roll of tissue close by to catch the runny nose.And for Janet O who asked how many 'siggy' squares I have collected...
On the big wall are the ones from Friends, Fellow Quilters and Bloggers I'v' met, Famous (or published) Authors and quilters I've requested a Siggy from. My siggy from Judy L came with her Weekend Quilts Book I ordered from her when she still lived in Nevada, MO. I'm thinking I'll use the Word Play letters again and put it on the four side borders where I collected these from. ie: Friends, Fellow Bloggers, Famous Quilt Authors and Fellow Quilters sounds good to me. I have included a could blank squares in it already. I have a few more to collect along my way... This Name-Dropper quilt might even get my panel of the Quilter.
Click around Blogland HERE for the Easy Street Link -up and HERE for Judy L's DWM.
Please leave comments. I see I had over 200 visitors to last week's link-up and only a few comments.
are the hatchet blocks also a part of the wasiq swap from years ago? I don't have mine together yet.
ReplyDeleteLove your step 4's. Nice job, Mary :-) If you go to the retreat this June (I'm hoping to, hopefully Kevin won't be travelling again), we could bring our mystery quilts to show together!
I did a siggy swap many years ago and I actually got the blocks together and quilted. It is a wonderful size to cover the window in my sewing room.
ReplyDeleteHey Mary, Denise sent me over to your blog. I'm a Washingtonian, too! From the wine country...
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Love your little birds! I have some in my quilt too.
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