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SAHRR finished

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 Mine is a "summer quilt" because it is the top and backing with no batting.  This will be a lighter weight to wear with the summer weather coming up.   It is totally quilted.  A wearable quilt.  The buttons are vintage.  I inherited them years ago from my husbands grandmother.   And here are two pictures before it was assembled:   Thank you to all the SAHRR ladies that provided patterns, suggestions and encouragement.  💕

SAHRR PART 6

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 I decided to continue with the 4 patches strung together which I guess is checkerboard.  The first picture is part 6 and the second picture is part 5 and part 6 sewn together.  I have utilized all nine of the embroidered sunbonnet sue blocks now.  Soon I will be sewing all the sections together to finish up this project.  (three sections to be assembled)  

SAHRR part 5

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 This is the start of section 3 of my project.  It includes 4 patches and 2 of my orphan Sunbonnet Sue blocks.  I have 2 more SBS blocks that I will use in the final prompt and that will compete section 3 of my project.  After that I can assemble all three sections.     

SAHRR part 4

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 The "curves" that I am using in this part are yoyo's.  I used the Clover yoyo maker to make them.  It is really helpful in the whole process of making them.  They aren't sewed onto the block yet because I am waiting to do that after the quilting is done.   And here is part 3 and part 4 sewn together:  

SAHRR part 3

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 I have formulated an idea for these quilt blocks.  So I will call this block the start of phase 2 of my project.  Sort of a mystery that will continue to unfold as I go along.   It will all come together at the end. As you can see I made four patches with cats in the fabric as my choice of animal themed block.  

SAHRR part 2

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 I made two of the double four patch blocks.    Here is part 1 and part 2.

SAHRR round 1

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 At first I was reluctant to choose these orphan SBS blocks but now that I forced myself  to give it a go I think I am seeing hope for them.   I enjoyed round 1.    I looked through a lot of my scrap collection(s) and I am going to pick fabrics that match the colors in the SBS print fabric.  At first I though pastels would be best then I got ruthless!   I'm saying that all these fabrics are tired of being stashed away.