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Sunday, March 31, 2013

NewFO Projects for March 2013

It's been a good month for starting new projects, and I'm linking up with Cat Patches' 2013 NewFO Challenge in the hopes of winning this really, really cute cat needle nanny that Smitty has talked Barbara into offering as the prize this month, plus a one-year subscription to McCalls Quilting magazine - whoohoo!  Now I ask you, doesn't that sound like the perfect prize for me???  Wish me luck, would you please?
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My first start was Hudson's Heroes.  It is nearly complete except for stitching down the wheels and quilting/binding it.  I'm hoping to give this to my grandson next month, hence the hurry :*)



Then I started two new projects in classes I took at Mountain Quiltfest in Pigeon Forge this month.

Here is the first Tower One block I made in the class taught by Paula Nadelstern.  I haven't touched it since, but this block was so much fun, I know I'll be picking it back up soon :*)


And here is what I have done on the blocks for the second class, Strip Stacks....



Did you start anything new this month?  
Why not join in the fun? .......  Remember the great prizes!!!

2013NewFO
Also linking up with Design Wall Monday at Patchwork Times!
Patchwork Times
Hugs & Blessings!
Teresa
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14 comments:

  1. Hudson is going to love his heros quilt. Love that fabric border on the middle block. Nice mitering.

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  2. I just think the Hero quilt is fantastic! And I noticed the miter too - great block. And yes, I think the kittie nanny is purfect for you.

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  3. Tower One is a very interesting block, can't wait it and the others made into a quilt. Hudson's quilt is adorable.

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  4. All great projects, Teresa.
    That is very generous of you to encourage us to join in the fun, since that reduces your chances to win the coveted prize!
    I'll resist and do my part in helping you win. : )

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  5. What a GREAT quilt for your grandson! I bet he loves it to pieces!

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  6. The Hudson's Heroes is so darn cute. I love the border; it looks very 60's (or 50's?)I made a fireman quilt for my first grandson, 13 years ago!

    I'm impressed with your block by Paula Nadelstern. I've never attempted anything by her because her things so advanced. Good for you!

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  7. Love your Hudson's Heroes quilt. Very cute. The rest of your work is beautiful too. Thanks for linking up.

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  8. I love all these projects, especially Hudson's Heroes! But I am looking forward to seeing the Paula Nadelstern inspired quilt in finished form! Have a great day!

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  9. What great projects. Love the fireman's quilt. And I really like your black/white swirly border fabric on one of the other projects...love the way you mitered the borders on it.

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  10. Your Hudson's Heroes quilt is so cute!! My grandson is a little too old for a quilt like this! He was already an adult before I started quilting! LOL

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  11. Lots going on in your studio. Cute Hudson's Heroes quilt. And your Nadelstern block is awesome. Good for you for all the variety of quilts you are showing today.

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  12. Oh my, but that Heroes quilt is just the cutest thing! A little boy will just ♥ this!

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  13. Your grandson will love that quilt. The Tower One block is really awesome!

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  14. My you've been busy. What a nice variety of projects. The Heros quilt is adorable--you're grandson will love it.

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