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September 28, 2026
Cara beserta Strategi Mencapai Jackpot di Kawan Slot from Tink Squared

Bermainlah bidang judi slot online online sudah menjadi kegiatan yang sejumlah dilakukan dari orang-orang di berbagai dunia, termasuk di Tanah Air. Kawan Slot merupakan satu platform yang mana menarik perhatian sejumlah pemain melalui berbagai pilihan permainan serta peluang dalam mendapatkan kemenangan besar yang besar. Namun, agar berhasil meraih dalam mendapatkan keberhasilan, terutama hadiah utama, diperlukan taktik dan ilmu yang yang cukup tentang game yang sedang dijalankan.

Dalam karya kali ini, kami hendak membagikan beberapa tips serta cara yang bisa menolong saudara memperbaiki peluang dalam mendapatkan kemenangan besar di Kawan Slot. Dengan cara mengetahui taktik bermain yang tepat, saudara dapat meningkatkan ...

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Liminal quilt BOM 4 from Just Sew Sue

 


I have had a very productive day and finished month four of the Liminal quilt by Jo Avery. I have had a week of disturbed sleep, but last night I had a full night's sleep and feel much more energised.We have one more pieced border before to applique borders. Those will be slower to complete!

I had to pivot for the corner block as I have no more left of the lighter grey so I substituted the darker grey.


The magazine hasn't given instructions on putting the quilt together yet, but I know that I am better ...

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Contemplating Changes from The Colorful Fabricholic

20 Checkered Garden blocks on the wall. 



I like this! it's been fun making the blocks, designing them one at a time. The inspiration fabric is used in all but one of the blocks. I used every inch of it, nothing is left. Many of the other fabrics are repeated in two blocks, making the overall look cohesive. But there is something that bugs me, and even though this is just a donation quilt, I'm going to change it. 

The block that bugs me is the one at the lower left. It needs to have dark-ish corners, but ...

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Weekly update: holes, hikes, homes, and placemats from With Strings Attached

 


HOLES

Friday's weather--high 60's, partly cloudy-- was great for the 26th annual Rotary Golf Outing.  I was at the course from 10 a.m. to nearly 8 p.m. I helped at registration and then at the 18th hole where a golf pro from Charity Golf had a long drive contest.  I know very little about golf but Lexie, the pro, was very patient.  The event will raise over $25,000 for our high school scholarships and other community initiatives.   


Carine and I intended to get our picture taken with Lexie on the 18th hole but we caught ...

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Short Time Out! from Quiltville's Quips & Snips!


What do we do when the weather climbs back up to 70 f degrees?

Make a break from the sewing machines and see who we can get to come on a 2 mile dirt road hike.

It had been a while!

It had been close to 3 weeks since I walked this road due to my crazy travel and then the weather went sour.

But just as predicted faux-fall has passed, and we are right back where I love to be in Late September.
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Zephyr Covey One from Sew'n Wild Oaks Quilting Blog

 Hello Everyone,

All of the quilters started rolling into Zephyr Point at Lake Tahoe late Sunday afternoon, each one hauling enough quilting supplies to open a fully stocked store complete with a notions department, a fat‑quarter boutique, and bolts of fabric......let's not forget the sewing machine being pulled in like a giant wagon train.


The tables were all set up for us at the Inspiration Point building, and boy oh boy are the quilters inspired. With that view, the friendships, and just a sprinkle of quilting magic, it’s basically a recipe for happiness. 


Lots of hugs ...

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One inch hexagons. from contemporary embroidery

 

It's definitely growing.

You can compare it to here. 

This is a lifetime commitment ha ha.

I want it single bed size and that scares me. 

I'm not even looking to check how big that actually is.....don't tell me. 

This is made completely with Liberty Tana Lawn.

That's a bonus.

It means I need to keep buying Liberty Tana Lawn! 

I also gave in to temptation and removed some of the templates.

Very satisfying. 

I'll be missing for a while from today.

I'm going here.

Behave yourselves whilst I'm gone. 

x 


       

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Weekend Update from Quarter-Inch Capers

The days are passing so fast I can hardly keep up with what day it is! I got a couple of quilts finished last week that I did not post any pictures of. Both are baby quilts. This one was for a customer. 



I know the pictures don’t show the nice embroidery work very well. Her stitching is beautiful.


Another was one I did.


If it looks familiar, it’s because I did one with half of this layer cake a year ago. This one is what was left of the layer cake. I put a purple binding on ...

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Progress on the UFOs from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

I love how we are all working together to keep our houses neat and decluttered. YES—I have an older laptop and a desktop that both need cleaning up; it shouldn't take too much time (right?), and then we can donate them. There is no sense in keeping them. I also kept my desktop "just in case." Actually, the old desktop was needed to print things, but the new computer prints just fine now. So both can go. They are in the office and will have to wait until I can get there. 

Elle - you can continue to regale ...

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Sewing at the Dining Room Table from Life In Pieces

I'll start my trip back to Oklahoma in just a bit.  Not looking forward to the drive. I won't get home till dinner time tonight.  I've had such a good time hanging out with My Girl this week. We've hit all our favorite food spots, plus found a new place for brunch that has the potential to become "our" brunch spot, even when her dad is along for a trip.  We did some "necessary" stuff shopping and some just for fun shopping.  We did a lot of just hanging out and talking.  So it's been ...

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Charity Quilting from Becca's Crazy Projects

Summertime! Pieced by Joy Marie.
The Batman! Pieced by Julie H. Both trimmed and ready for the next Annapolis Quilts for Kids. 

If you want to contribute but don't have the time or skills, you can support the national Quilts for Kids by going directly to their website and clicking DONATE. I don't earn anything from this link. 

If you want to support me indirectly, I do include Amazon affiliate links to products I use on my other blog posts. If you purchase the items I recommend, or anything else, after using my links to reach ...

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Electric Quilt Next Steps Class - A Review from The Inquiring Quilter

As you may know, I design my quilt patterns using Electric Quilt. Not only does EQ make it easy to made adjustments to a design until I like what I see, but I can also lay out my actual fabrics in the design to see exactly how the quilt will look when done.

I was recently asked by Electric Quilt if I’d like to help bring their online classes to your attention by writing a review of each one. I finished the Beginner class last month and you can read my review here.

Now I ...

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More Potholders from Wedding Dress Blue

Nothing like a quick project to lift the spirits.

I really like making potholders…

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Design Wall Monday - Sept. 28 from My Sewing Room

I'm hoping this will be a week of small finishes, but we'll see how it goes.  No sewing will happen today.  It was a very early morning as I'm the designated driver for my daughter's first colonoscopy.  Welcome to middle age my dear!  Then I'll come home and go the pinochle group this evening that plays monthly.  

A couple of quilts have been in the hands of a long arm quilter, and I'm anticipating at least one of them being ready to pick up soon. Will it be this week?
 

The gingerbread girl is ...

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Binding started.............. from Exuberant Color


Since a table runner can be used with either side up, and people at the table would have a close view of the binding, I decided I needed to hand finish it.  I'm about 2/3 done.




I think the green looks nice with the back too.








I decided I needed a collage of the rest of the flannel quilts I have made since 2007.  This group is 2017 - 2026.  At least 7 of them are baby quilts.  I wanted both collages in the same post so below is the same collage I showed yesterday and it is flannel ...

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Design Wall Monday - September 28, 2026 from Small Quilts and Doll Quilts

Good Morning Quilters!

We are traveling today, on the road by car, and we will be back home tomorrow evening.  While riding in the car, I am working on a long term quilt project that was started last year -  redwork squares of alphabet letters and snowmen, with 21 blocks.  It is a pattern I bought a few years ago:


And I am finishing the fifth block on this trip, the E and F block with an elf and fir tree.  Here is a picture of where I am with this block:



It seems like a slow process right now, but ...

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Thanksgiving at Grandma's Sew Along - Fall Flowers Block!! from Bee In My Bonnet

  


Welcome Quilty friends!!
I'm sew glad that you are here:)



Together we are making the 
Thanksgiving at Grandma's Quilt 
which finishes at
 80" x 96"
It has a pieced flying geese border,
several machine pieced blocks 
and several applique blocks!
 

To make the appliqué blocks, 
 we will be using my 
Sew Simple Shapes called of course...
Thanksgiving at Grandma's!

I'm happy to say that they have arrived
and are shipping everywhere now:) 



The collection that we are using 
for the quilt is...
BAKED WITH LOVE!!

Baked With Love was designed by me... 
and produced and distributed ...

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Dream Big, Little One Quilt from Lovin' Life At The End Of The Dirt Road

This was never even a UFO. Just 2 pieces of flannel I picked up probably 10 years ago at Joann's in Amarillo, TX. I still think it's cute and thought it was high time it became a quiltIt finishes 45"x51" and as fast as I've been handing out baby quilts lately, it won't be long before it makes it's way home to welcome a new arrival.It's not a cheater cloth - it's actually pieced, but it came that

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What I’m Working On… from Jo's Country Junction

The sewing room wasn’t my place of choice this week…Well, I take that back. I always choose the sewing room, but sometimes life has other plans. That was this week. I took a friend to her doctor appointments that were on Thursday, but she wanted to go down on Wednesday. We ended up shooting most …

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Quilt Top Finish - 169 Cake Stand Blocks from Podunk Pretties

After a year of sporadically working on the Cake Stand quilt, it’s finally a quilt top! 

I’m pretty sure I deserve to do a little happy dance for this one. 

For all of my math loving readers here's the numbers.
The quilt top finishes at 91 x 91
Total piece count is a whopping 
6188
Yep, you read that right.  No wonder it took me a year to get this one together!


This week the plan is to piece the quilt backing from the yellow and teal floral yardage, make a label and attach it to the ...

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