I pulled another 6 pack from the Garden Party fabric, thinking I might start a 5 and Dime with it.

To feel like I actually got something done, I bound 2 oldies. The little old 1800's looking one is a special quilt by Grandma Pam, with fabric combos only she can accomplish. I'm putting it up for sale, for you Pam Howland collectors.


Then I pulled out a bag for charity quilts, another kit prepped by Susan. This little Nap Time quilt is usually strips that are all the same 3 fabrics. It takes 5 sets, made from 2 1/2" strips. I made 2 batches of 5 sets each, because that was what was in the bag. I am thinking I will use both in 2 quilts, rather than each in a quilt. The recuts are 6 1/2", 6 from each set, for a total of 30 for one quilt of the same 3 fabrics. A fourth fabric is added next, which will be another installment.

Today's best....unpacking less than I packed on Friday--thank you PPQ.
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