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Happy New Year : One Monthly Goal January 2018

happy new year! the sun is shining, but boy is it cold out here in the U.P.!

so one of my quilty goals this year is to complete my current WiP's, of which i have a few. so this month i am going to work on my Lizzy House snail quilt blocks. during this month i would like to complete all blocks that i will need to make a lap size quilt! i would love to start quilting, but will be happy with a finished top!


linking up with Elm Street Quilts for One Monthly Goal.

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  1. That is adorable! Good luck with your OMG and Happy New Year to you!

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  2. This will be a cheery quilt to work on in the cold of winter! I will be joining OMG this month at least. I think a snow day (no kids but it cramps my style) will go a long way to finishing my tablerunner!

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  3. What a cute block! I love the fabrics! Grunge has become a fav go-to fabric for me. Happy piecing!

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  4. Oh my goodness, that's the CUTEST block!

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  5. I love those fabrics in your block. The grunge makes it extra yummy! :)

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