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Finish Q3 Round-Up

Well that was a pretty efficient quarter! I started out with 34 items on my #ridiculouslylongfinishalonglist and I have finished 14!

Here's my customary last minute finish! This post is linking up for the second of the two Garland City quilts I shared in the last post! Finished at lunch time today!


And here are the other finishes from the last 3 months:

Long Time Gone


Toby's Foxes


Alba's Stars


Mixed Up City



#Snailday


Far Beyond the Edge of the World there lived Flamingos (Fussy Cut Sampler)


Coral Queen of the Sea (mermaid doll)


Little Red Riding Hood (doll)


#1yearofstitches hoop


Fox Cushion


Pineapple Cushion


Steph's Travel Pouch




And the other Garland City Quilt!



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Izzy said…
Wow - you really had a productive quarter! Congrats! Thanks again for playing along with us for the FAL.
1 October 2017 at 02:40
Deb said…
Wow congratulations on so many finishes,it must feel great.
Love all of the quilts you have made.
1 October 2017 at 05:13
Archie The Wonder Dog said…
Fourteen. Fourteen finishes. *faints* *revives* *waves pompoms* *faints again*
1 October 2017 at 12:43
Karen S said…
That is an amazing number of finishes. You really have put your foot down and worked hard. Lovely to see so many quilts done.
Cheers, Karen.
http://sunburntquilts.com.au/
2 October 2017 at 06:01
Charlie said…
Love your work! And I am both impressed and inspired by your long list of accomplishments as I have a very long list for Qtr 4. Congratulations on your finishes and thanks for sharing!
8 October 2017 at 18:09
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