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Here I go heaping more onto my plate… Do you ever feel like you make more work for yourself sometimes???
 
 
 Me and my Bestie went to the Shipshewanna Flea Market and I couldn’t resist purchasing enough fabric to make myself a King size quilt.
 
 
 I love the vintage replica fabric that Moda has.  
 
 
I want to do a simple pattern that won’t require lots of intricate piecing.  I have made several quilts over the years, but this time I want to keep it simple.
 
I plan on making this a Winter project.  Must be all this heat has me longing for curling up under a quilt and sewing.

 
 
 

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  1. Elizabeth (Blue Clear Sky) says

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    Lovely fabrics and that will be a perfect winter project!

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  2. Cozy Little House says

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    These are my all-time favorite fabrics!
    Brenda

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  3. Miss Char says

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    I was going to ask what you found at Shipshey and by the looks of this it seems you did very well! Make sure you keep us up to date on the progress. Your fabric choices look like they’ll make a welcoming quilt for the winter.

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  4. Nancy says

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    Hi Dawn! I love your fabric choices. I am always buying fabric with no idea what I will do with it-at least you have a plan. It is hot here in upstate NY and oddly enough, I find myself looking at my fireplace and thinking of cozy fireside activities. A quilt sounds good!

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  5. CAS says

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    Oooh, I love your fabrics, & that sounds like a wonderful winter project. At least a good winter project in your neck-of-the-woods. I’m currently working on some quilts I hope to have finished for Christmas gifts. Talk about piling your plate high, & I keep “PINNING” stuff! What’s up with that?

    Carol

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  6. Ann from On Sutton Place says

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    Don’t think of this project as work. Think of it as therapy. :o) I do love all the Moda fabrics. Can’t wait to see it all finished.

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  7. [email protected] says

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    I love the fabric and can’t wait to see the quilt!
    Pam

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  8. Kris says

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    I didn’t know you quilted Dawn!! I love the fabric, and can’t wait to hear and see what you decide to do with it!!! About this time of the summer, I start to really think about that too!!!!
    Hugs,
    kris

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  9. Conni says

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    your fabric looks great. I have been sewing this summer, and have plans for a few quilts this winter as well. Can’t wait to see how it turns out

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  10. Sandy aka Doris the Great says

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    Gorgeous fabrics. I too have a winter quilting project; but mine came with a bit of an advantage — mostly put together and some of it quilted; I just need to add some extra fabric and batting to make it into a bed-sized quilt.

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  11. cast stone columns says

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    So shiny and impressive vintage fabrics. I really wanna go to Shipshey Flea Market this weekend.

    – Herman Swan

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