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Friday, July 29, 2011

Summer Fair

I thought I would join in the Summer Fair being hosted by the genX Quilters. In my neck of the woods, the county fairs are held in the winter time, so having a Summer Fair is a fun way to enjoy looking at quilts and recipes during these hot days of summer.

Back in May I learned how to make the 10 Minute Block and posted about it HERE.
There were blocks left over when I made a change to the colors used in the quilt. So I finished putting the left over blocks together for this table runner.



This table runner is destined to be a Housewarming gift :-)

I am also linking up with Angie and her first Finished it Friday party and


If you are a new visitor to my blog, thanks for stopping by. I hope you will enjoy a Happy Quilting day!

14 comments:

  1. The table runner is lovely -- are the squares with the curved lines appliqued on? Would you like to come to my house for dinner?!? LOL! :)

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  2. I remember this one....I love the pattern :0)

    Crispy

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  3. I love how those 10 minute blocks turn out....and your runner is beautiful! Lucky is the person receiving that one!

    XOXO,

    Cyndi

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  4. Oh, this is one of my new favorites! I will have to look it up on your blog. Beautiful, and the colors are wonderful.

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  5. Gorgeous runner! I need to try out this one. Thanks for linking up, too. :D

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  6. Awesome runner.I love the pattern and the fabrics,just beautiful!!

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  7. I love the pattern of your runner it is beautiful just lovely.Someone will be happy getting that for a gift.

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  8. Your table runner is beautiful. Someone's going to be very happy receiving it.

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  9. Pretty, what a great housewarming present!

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  10. Oh, I love the table runner! What a fun way to use those blocks. This looks wonderful! It will be a great gift!

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  11. Great runner and so nice and quick! Thanks for sharing with us at Summer Fair! AnneMarie

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  12. That is a really fascinating block. I love it. I want to try this one out!

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