Another Goal Accomplished

Just a quick post because I'm off to a retreat with the Delaware Valley Historic Sampler Guild tomorrow.  Everything is packed and ready to go--


--all of the important things anyway.

My One Monthly Goal for April was to complete this baby quilt to donate to my quilt guild's charity. Despite having to remove quite a bit of quilting due to tension issues, I managed to get it done in time to turn in at the meeting last Friday.


I actually accomplished quite a bit in the sewing room last week and reduced the pile of WIPs, but I'll show you those projects later.  For now, I'm linking up to Elm Street Quilts so you can see what everyone else has done this month.

Comments

  1. Robin in VirginiaApril 26, 2017 at 6:16 PM

    What a super cute quilt you created! Enjoy your time at the guild retreat!

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  2. Jackie's StitchesApril 27, 2017 at 1:38 PM

    Have a great time at the retreat! Your quilt is cute and I'm sure it will be greatly appreciated!

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  3. woolwomanApril 28, 2017 at 3:01 PM

    Hope you have a super time at the retreat Susan. Congrats on finishing the baby quilt for charity.
    Cheers Mel

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  4. MysteryKnitterJuly 5, 2017 at 2:02 PM

    Some little princess will love that.

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