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2019 Finish Along | Quarter 4 Projects

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Last quarter was quite successful for quilty finishes! Of my four proposed projects I finished three of them, I'm pretty excited about that.

Now that we are moving into Q4, I'm hoping to keep up the momentum that I built up in Q3. School is well underway and having both girls in school  (only half the day, youngest is in preschool) has been great for my productivity. So here is my list of projects for the last quarter of 2019


Enna's Sunshine quilt, I actually had time set up on my local long arm, but my hubby had to go out of town last minute, so I had to cancel my time. Hoping to get this one quilting in the next few weeks. I really want to finish this one before the end of the year.


Nora's Blue Tiles quilt. One of my goals for the year was to complete both girls bed quilts. Well here is the second one and with time on the long arm, this shouldn't take too long.


My Mini Swoon quilt. I have been so focused on finishing my large quilt tops, that I stopped making mini quilts. Well after I finished my Mini Science Fair Quilt, I jumped back on the mini quilt bandwagon. My blocks are mostly made, time for quilting!
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  1. Lisa J.October 13, 2019 at 8:21 PM

    Good luck with your finishes. They are all beautiful projects

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  2. SarahZNovember 4, 2019 at 9:29 AM

    Oh yes!!! Your girls must be so excited! Those are beauties! On behalf of the Finish Along hosts, thanks so much for joining us! Happy Sewing!!

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