I am celebrating this Saturday with Dot #251!
No, nothing all that special about 251; just trying to celebrate each and every day of this journey.
I am writing quickly this morning, to catch the link-up over at QuiltyFolk, where Audrey is hosting this fun QAL: Quilty365!
I had trouble making up my mind and ended up with two Fourth of July dots...
At the end of July, I am left behind on the quilting,
I am keeping up with the daily dot creations and feeling pretty good about that. I love the texture of this quilt and look forward to using it this winter!
A bit of a cool-off this weekend following some lovely lovely rain two days ago. I hope it is nice in your neighborhood too.
I am off for a morning walk while I can.
Or, I could wake DH for a bit of G-Sale'n.
Always fun to poke the bear...
Your circle sections are looking great! There is so many fun fabric in this quilt. It is going to be so nice to enjoy the quilt and petting each fabric :)
ReplyDeleteGood for your for staying caught up. I'm a little behind. Novel way to assemble your quilt. And I love the variety in your circles.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing all those circles! That's great that you're managing to keep up with it, even if you haven't done the hand quilting that you wanted. The weather will turn soon enough and it will be nice to snuggle under it while you quilt it.
ReplyDeleteYour Quilty365 is coming along so well - I'm very impressed that you're keeping up with it all! I love seeing fabric I recognize - so fun!
ReplyDeleteI too am intrigued by your technique. Also the circles look like they were stitched from the inside of the square giving them an inset look.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on keeping on! 250 is a lot of days and a lot of dots. I think I had some of that red star fabric, too. =) This will be large and warm and lovely when the weather turns cold.
ReplyDeleteWow! It's looking great! I love your idea to construct it in panels! You have great stick-to-it-iveness! XO
ReplyDeleteI love them! You are doing so well on them, and I adore big-stitch quilting :*)
ReplyDeleteI love your circles! Are you doing them with reverse applique?, it looks like it!
ReplyDeleteTime flies! Excellent job sticking to this circle thing. Once it's done, it will hold so many memories.
ReplyDeleteHeidi!!! GOOD JOB!!! And they look fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteHeidi!!! GOOD JOB!!! And they look fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteKeep it up! Love the blue and red stars.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are so pretty. I wanted to join this QAL, but never have gotten started. Perhaps there is still time? :)
ReplyDeleteThese look gorgeous - it's the first time I have seen your 365 circle project and it is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking so very good!
ReplyDeleteLove all the different backgrounds and circles, it's going to be a fun quilt.
ReplyDeleteJust checking in! XO
ReplyDeleteI admire your stick-to-itness. This will be an awesome quilt and a great memory of your year.
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