Has it really been six weeks since we began our journey to Orca Bay? These Ohio Star blocks are pretty snappy as they are -- but I know that Bonnie will combine these with the red string triangles, the blue string squares, and the black/white 'orcas' in another memorable design. Here are other
Orca Bay and
Design Wall updates.
DH's Christmas Eve dining: the last two tomatoes from
our vegetable garden. The vines were pulled out in October. These have been ever-so-slowly ripening in the refrigerator.
I made this bookshelf quilt for a coworker who is leaving the library at the end of this month. I've lost track of how many bookshelf quilts I've made. Thirty, perhaps?
Has it really been six weeks since we began our journey to Orca Bay? These Ohio Star blocks are pretty snappy as they are -- but I know that Bonnie will combine these with the red string triangles, the blue string squares, and the black/white 'orcas' in another memorable design. Here are other Orca Bay and Design Wall updates. 
DH's Christmas Eve dining: the last two tomatoes from our vegetable garden. The vines were pulled out in October. These have been ever-so-slowly ripening in the refrigerator. 
I made this bookshelf quilt for a coworker who is leaving the library at the end of this month. I've lost track of how many bookshelf quilts I've made. Thirty, perhaps? 
Whee! Your Ohio Stars look fabulous and done so quickly! The newest bookshelf quilt is just sweet, what a lucky co-worker!
ReplyDeleteYour stars look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays to you :)
Wow! You're really on top of the mystery quilt, aren't you?! Great job! And I love your bookshelf quilt, too! I have a cute bookshelf panel that I got several years ago...seeing your quilt makes me want to pull it out and do something with it! :)
ReplyDeleteYour O-Stars look great and I like the bookshelf. I've never made one but yours makes me want to put it on my to-do list!
ReplyDeleteYou are way ahead of me on the Orca Bay Mystery. lol
ReplyDeleteLove the book shelf book. I haven't seen one before but one of them would look great in my library.
I guess that's another quilt on my to do list.
Your ORca blocks look fabulous! And you've already finished...amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour Design Wall Monday link photo looks a lot like mine except for the colors--I used purple and green instead of black and red. Hasn't it been a fun mystery?! Lots of work but satisfying. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBookshelf quilt is great, what a nice going away gift.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look great and I love the Book shelf quilt!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty star blocks. Cool bookshelf quilt, too!
ReplyDeleteStar blocks look fabulous!! And the book shelf quilt is adorable, love the boot on the shelf.
ReplyDeleteThat is an awe inspiring sight with all of those Ohio Stars. Good job! Hope you had a Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteDid you pull up your tomato plants or just bring the fruit inside to finish ripening?
I love seeing your blocks laid out like that. It is so encouraging to see such a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteYour Ohio Blocks look superb all gathered together :)
ReplyDeleteI just couldn't face making so many hst's for the Orca challenge! Yours is going to be lovely. congrats! And that's a cute bookshelf quilt, I'll bet she's delighted!
ReplyDeletevery good! so fun to see all your work done!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to make a bookshelf quilt. Maybe when I start making a rotating group of quilts for the only two walls in my house that can accomodate quilts.
ReplyDeleteYour stars are looking great. I haven't even started mine yet. Love the bookshelf quilt, especially the boot!
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