I got it finished just after we got home.
Block 13 will be 24 inches square.
Block 14 was relatively easy after this one and only took a few days to finish. I think I just squeaked in before the end of October finishing this one.
Block 15, Alice McClellan's block was finished last night.
All caught up, at last!!
All of your blocks look wonderful Marian - it must be a great feeling to be all caught up. I've been severely distracted by a new project but your nos. 14 & 15 look relatively easy to manage after the challenge of #13 so I should get back to my CCCQ.
ReplyDeletelove all the blocks but especially the first one you show. I will never get caught up on mine!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, your blocks look so nice. Thanks for sharing the photos. #16 is an easy one,just right for December's rush.
ReplyDeleteThe gorgeous applique piece in the first photo reminds me so much of a Hawaiian design. Happy Stitching!
ReplyDeleteGoodness - those blocks are magic! You must be thrilled with them and congrats for catching up :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work as always! It looks like you enjoyed your holiday too. Great job on being up to date on these blocks!
ReplyDeleteYour applique blocks are beautiful!! Your roses are fabulous - thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBoy, that's a lot of work -- it looks like you're making great progress though. Very pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look just great. I haven't even started mine. I think that center block has me a little intimidated .
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