Parade Day for the 2026 SAHRR
Tomorrow over on Kathleen McMusing blog we will all post our projects created during the 2026 SAHRR. I hope everyone enjoyed the journey as much as I have. Often in life we like to know the exact path we will follow. It's safe and comfortable. But this adventure lets us go outside of that comfort zone, and express more of the adventurous side of each of us. This is my third adventure with the group. I decided to go smaller this year, not as small as some, but definitely smaller than my last year project.
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I may add something to the label, as soon as I decide what that something is to be. I'm looking forward to visiting all of the creators as we finish up this adventure. You will find the final linky party with the parade results here at Kathleen McMusing . Just click on the blue text and your journey will begin My wish for you is to let your heart be filled with love and your hands busy with helping.
Hugs
Lynn
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I like your circle! Is that the first book, the one with 24 designs? I just keep staring at your quilt, it is very pretty. Your colors and the blocks, really nice job!
ReplyDeleteI like this Circle of Nines. Very outside the box. Love backing too. Mine needs a label!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by. It's so much fun to see where our knowledge, imagination, and prompts take us
DeleteThe three quilts are very nice. The 2026 quilt is my favorite of them.
ReplyDeleteA perfectly lovely circle of nine quilt blocks, in a peaceful setting. They all stand on their own, and then together, relate to one another. Congratulations on a fine finish for SAHRR 2026!
ReplyDeleteThank you. It is always a pleasure to participate in thtis adventure, and using up my large stash of Thimbleberries scraps adds to the enjoyment.
DeleteI admire your three SAHRRs. Thanks for the reminder about the Circle of Nine setting idea!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comment. I'm happy to have finally tried this design.
DeleteCute finish! I love the circles of 9 concept!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. This experience has made me want to explore the concept in more depth.
DeleteA lovely circle of nine's SAHRR. What a clever idea for this adventure. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie. This book has lots of food for consideration
ReplyDeleteYour SAHRRs are all beautiful and I like the way you have made each one so different. I haven't heard of this circle of nines before but your quilt looks great. I will have to investigate :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Janine. I'll bet you will find some great ideas for yourself in this concept. As I was sitting watching a presentation on arthritis tonight, I thought of another one for me.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt turned out wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks daryl. It was a fun project.
DeleteYour quilt turned out great, Lynn! Thanks for joining in the fun with us this year. Hope to see you next year!
ReplyDeleteI love how you arranged your blocks. And a charming label to match. A lovely finish!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristina.
DeleteYou did wonderfull SAHRR quilts. And yes, same here… try to create a smaller SAHRR this year. So much to learn always. Never neard about the circle of nine. Have to check. The cat is my favorite block. And applaus for the label. What will we know from old quilts when there was no label on? Your project is so lovely! Have a nice spring time! Wendys eva
ReplyDeleteThamnk you for your kind comments.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish, and fun idea for the SAHRR!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, what a lovely quilt. SARHH really does let us do what we want - for better or for worse lol Your quilt design is a great idea. Have a great day :-)
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