“Community Supper” is moving
right along. Since I posted my request on May 16, I have received 53 blocks and
have promises for 9 more. I am beyond thrilled with this response. I have a preliminary
layout of 64 10” blocks with 10 more 5” blocks along the top with a header
block. This is all subject to change if I get more than 74 blocks. I may have
to make some blocks 2 sided – again that is the beauty of the potholder method!
I’ve decided from now on I
will post each block after it is completely done (quilted and bound with label
attached to the back). I have spent almost as much time organizing and
communicating as I have actually quilting so I feel this is one way I can stay
organized with the posting. I am working in no particular order so don’t worry
if you don’t see your block right away.
So, here are the next 3
quilted and bound blocks.
Randy (Barrister’s Block)
Randy visits Hawaii quite often, can you tell?
Karen K. (Karen used to
belong to my local group but she moved to Texas where the sky is big and the
weather is warmer!
Debby D. from Oregon. I think
Debby’s block and her message say it all! We all need to have a heart and look
out for one another.
I wish I could express how
much fun I am having with this project. I thank each and every one of you!
no doubt the mailman is eagerly anticipated every day! lovely submissions...
ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting project. You came up with a good idea. I can see where this can be time consuming but oh so worth it in the end.
ReplyDeleteYour Community Potluck is going to be a fabulous collection of quilter's near and far.
ReplyDeleteIt is very fun to see each block and how it looks as it is prepared to be a part of the potluck.
ReplyDeleteCommunity Supper is looking to be the best quilt of the year! So fun to see each new post as you complete the blocks. What a wonderful idea this was.
ReplyDeleteLovely blocks! I'm still hoping to get a block to you. Mailing things off in a timely fashion is SEW not my strong suit, but I'm going to try!
ReplyDeleteWOW! The blocks are looking great.
ReplyDeleteAnd, btw, my fabric is a Kaffe Fassett, which could easily look like a Hawaiian print.
Which is probably why I was attracted to it!
Thanks so much for doing this.
I was going to suggest that if you have too many blocks, pass them on to someone else to make another quilt--maybe the desserts?? Just an idea!
xxx
Just popped my contribution in the mail today!
ReplyDeleteI'm so enjoying the variety of these blocks. Much fun!:)
ReplyDeleteI love each block featured as you progress. It helps tell the story.
ReplyDeleteI think this is going to be the most interesting and diverse quilt I've ever seen, coming from so many quilters. I love seeing the blocks as you go. It's a great idea, Wendy but lots of time for you to layer, quilt, and stitch together!
ReplyDeleteThis quilt sounds like a wonderful idea..... Can't wait to see it coming together.....
ReplyDeleteOh so many lovely blocks. Can't wait to see what you do with them.
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