OMG time again.....

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Well, it's been quite a long time since I joined the OMG (One Monthly Goal), and I have one that's been sitting for about 10 months.  It's my rows from the Row by Row for the last two years.  I collected 52 Row by Rows across BC, and Washington in 2015, and then another 58 rows in 2016.  This year I only got three and looking at a forth from Pacific Fabrics for a wall hanging they designed from their four shops.  It's really cute and I can't wait to do it.


So for this One Monthly Goal I am looking at putting together nine of my row by rows to create another "Barn Door" for my entrance way to my sewing room.  I may use Quilt As You Go method.  I'll blog about it if I do.  Here's my before picture (top row is from way up North) with the fabric (very dark blue) in between each one.  There are 16 rows here to use, and I'm just finishing up another one to add to the selection of which ones I want to use.

I'm hooking up to Elm Street Quilts:  One More/monthly Goal. to enter their contest.

Good luck to everyone.



Elm Street Quilts


Comments

  1. Patty September 8, 2017 at 5:05 AM

    I'm glad you are joining OMG again! Looking forward to seeing this quilt top. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck on your project.

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  2. Nicole PainchaudSeptember 10, 2017 at 6:58 PM

    Thanks for doing all you do Patty to keep the OMG going. I really enjoy the extra incentive to get my UFO's down.

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