Pinwheel Sampler Quilt Top

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Well, I finally finished my Pinwheel Sampler quilt top that I made as part of the quilt-along hosted by Rachel of p.s. i quilt.  I started this in February but had to put it aside for a while.  This was a fun project and I’m very happy with the outcome.  Hmmm, I wonder if I can finish it up quickly so I can post it for this week’s Sew & Tell Friday … maybe?

Some of the others are slowly but surely finishing up their quilts, too.  Check out the pinwheel sampler Flickr group here.

TTFN!

Comments

  1. LindaJuly 6, 2010 at 3:58 PM

    What a happy sampler!! I love it. Great job.

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  2. CindyJuly 6, 2010 at 7:06 PM

    Oh my goodness this is lovely! I have to finish mine yet. I have all the blocks sewn, just have to put them together and quilt it. I've been enjoying what everyone has posted in the Flickr group. It's been a great project! Anyway...I'm Cindy from Iowa. It's nice to meet you, Rita! :o) Thanks for posting this and getting me inspired to finish my quilt! Take care!

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  3. FabricandFlowersJuly 6, 2010 at 8:15 PM

    It turned out great. I'm way behind you but hoping to get it out again to get started again. Congrats on a lovely quilt.

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  4. NancyJuly 6, 2010 at 8:32 PM

    I love it. I didn't participate in this but have saved the patterns for someday. The pictures are inspiring.

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