Your blocks look wonderful up on your design wall. This will be such a sweet quilt. Theo looks right at home on the bird bath, he's a pretty little cat.
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21 comments:
The house blocks are very pretty. Almost as pretty as Sweet Theo:)
Moving right along! Love the colorway you are using.
Love the fabrics you are using for this QAL. How unique Theo is marked - nice of you to put out a special drinking foutain for him. lol
The houses blocks are so beautiful.Love your fabric combo.
How sweet are those blocks! And that kitty visitor, too! XO
Your blocks look wonderful up on your design wall.
This will be such a sweet quilt.
Theo looks right at home on the bird bath, he's a pretty little cat.
Wonderful quilt!! I am loving your progress!!!!
I like the darker color fabrics you are using for your house quilt. My kind of colors.
Those star blocks are great and what a challenge You are doing a good job.
It's a beautiful set of blocks and your sewing area is just darling!
Theo looks handsome :)
Nice progress! They look great together, and I love the kitty in birdbath shot :)
going to be a beautiful quilt Billie
Love your Pixie quilt. The colors are beautiful!
Love your quilt blocks, love your kitty!
Love the houses.
Your blocks look great!!
Love your House quilt!
I was admiring your quilt and then I spotted Theo. He is so beautiful!!
-Soma
That is going to be an awesome quilt!! Laughing at Theo - I bet he was looking for some feathered friends....
Theo looks like a real sweetie pie ♥
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Love the house blocks and the fabrics you're using. And I like your visitor. ;o)
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