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Monday, October 16, 2023

I Finished the Quilt!

 I wanted to get this quilt quilted last week, but I just couldn't carve out a big enough chunk of time to get it done.


This is my sister and my long distance, via technology quilt-a-long for this fall.


I needed to do some laundry today so in and around loading the washer, unloading the washer, drying, folding and putting away the clean laundry, I worked on quilting this quilt.


I worked off and on, on it all day, and here is the finished product! 

(It was early evening when I snapped this picture, so the colors don't show up as well as they do in brighter daylight.)

I absolutely love it and now have it displayed hanging through a grapevine wreath on an inside door in my house.  

(It's not a full-size quilt!)

Guess what!!!  My sister and I enjoyed working on this pattern so much that we're going to do a Christmas version this fall/winter as well!

Until next time,

patsi @ A Working Pantry

She looketh well to the ways of her household … Proverbs 31:27 

Sharing 43 years' experience of frugal, prudent living and pantry building 

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Items I use in keeping my pantry well-stocked:

Dehydrator

Dehydrator Teflon Sheets

Dehydrator Cookbook

Food Saver Vacuum Sealer

Herb/Coffee Bean Grinder

Manual Food Chopper

Pressure Canner

Canning Supplies

Food Scale

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13 comments:

  1. It is just beautiful. You did an amazing job with the colors.

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    1. Lana, thank you, I just used what I had on hand.

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  2. That's a beautiful piece of work and I love the idea of yourself and your sister sitting working together despite being far apart physically. I am in the North of England and my sister lives in Chicago. We have only started sharing video calls since my mother died 15 months ago (often by accident when I press the wrong button!) and it is wonderful to see her face.

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    1. Tracy, thank you. The loss of our mother is what started my sister and I on this adventure. It has been one of the best healing tools we've utilized in our grief journey.

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  3. I really admire your color sense--those different colors/patterns look so lovely together! I think you are a very talented woman and your industriousness is second to none. What a combination!

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    1. Sue, thank you, that's quite a compliment! Thank you for the encouragement.

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  4. That's beautiful, Patsy! I love those fall colors. Do you think your sister would let you post a picture of hers? I'd love to see her interpretation and color choices of the same pattern!...Glenda S.

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  5. It's beautiful! Absolutely love it. Really gives me the fall feeling!
    ~Melonie K.

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    1. Melonie, thank you, it does the same for me!

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  6. Very nice job on the quilt! Would you care to share a picture of it in the wreath on your door? Thank you for sharing.

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