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First project up was finishing off the HST's used in this quilt top and then putting them together. These were a UFO that I bought from the scrap barrel from my local quilt shop here. I added a remnant of a Kona red that I had in my stash and cut the needed triangles and squares. This is 32" square and still needs a border or two to finish it off. It will be donated at some point.
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And the last project that I worked on this weekend were adding a border of WOW fabric to these blocks. Made with 30's repro fabrics they are from a long ago swap with online friends. They will be set with scrappy 30's repro sashing and cornerstones cut form more of the WOW used as block borders.
Gratitudes:
1. Between switching back to 100% cotton sheets (from microfiber ones) and antihistamines, the hives rash seems to be well on the way to being routed.
2. I'm glad for almost 2 more weeks to go before the big move is upon me.