Moving On

 I finished my Log Cabin Hexagon quilt and took it to a longarm quilter  to be quilted. I do have pics to back that up for you. This is the second quilt to be made from the leftovers from the "Coastal Lily" quilt.








I have also finished another block from "Winter Wonderland" and sewn  what blocks that I have finished together!













It was quite a windy day when I took those pictures!






 I also got the binding put on and back stitched down on my "Civil War Ladies"  quilt. All for now, be safe and be kind, Martha.


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Sherrie said…
Hi,
Really like the Hexie/Log Cabin quilt. Your embroidered
winter blocks are beautiful. Have a great day!
April 23, 2021 at 9:21 AM
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