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Thursday, September 3, 2020

Animal Crackers v. 2


When I finished the top I called Animal Crackers the other day I mentioned in my blog post  that as I was cutting pieces for that quilt I went ahead and cut additional 2.5 inch strips for use in a different block.   That block is a 30 patch. I was inspired by Gretchen's (Gretchen's Little Corner) quilt she called Modern Amish and by Nann's (With Strings Attached) 30 patch quilt. Both quilts were inspired by a quilt called Sound Check by John Kubiniec (McCall's, March/April 2014). 

I'll be using solids and animal themed fabrics to make my blocks. 

I have two blocks made and strips sewn together for several more. 
My OMG (One Monthly Goal) for September is to complete a total of 42 blocks for a 6x7 layout that will measure 60 x 84. 
I'll give myself a pat on the back, extra bonus points and a smiley face if I also get the top completed. This is going to be a busy month for me and I'm not sure I'll have all that much time left to sew. Time will tell. 


 

9 comments:

  1. A clever idea for Animal Crackers Part 2. I’m sure you’ll achieve your goal by the end of September.

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  2. Awww----Come on; you know you'll get those finished before October! I'm betting on you! So far, the blocks are looking great! ---"Love"

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  3. That block looks like a lot of fun. I love all of those animal prints. they ar so entertaining! I'm sure you will make your goal, good luck!
    take care!

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  4. I've been thinking about making that quilt, too. Have fun with it, Cathy!

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  5. And just maybe you'll finish up all those animal prints!

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  6. There you go again - ANOTHER set of cheery fun blocks!
    Good luck with a finish!

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  7. Oh, i just live this quilt, already!

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  8. Happy sewing. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project!

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