Rosettes to Date

Since I have been working on my millefiori quilt, my quilters bee has been able to meet only by way of Zoom. Bee Sister Sally has asked that I display all my rosettes some way that I can show them all at our next Zoom meeting, in August. I really don’t have empty wall space to do that, except on my sewing room design wall. And you know the condition of my sewing room right now. So I’ve decided to do this blog post with all my rosettes to date, then send a link to all my bee sisters. So here goes.

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I believe that’s all for now--21 in all, with 16 left to go (if my numbers are right). 

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On 07/09/2020, Doris M said ...

Awesome Susan! That is a lot of work there. Hard to pick a favorite but maybe the teapots.

On 07/09/2020, Cyndi Wheeler said ...

Susan, They are amazing! I love the way you’ve used strips and fussy cutting to make additional designs in the center stars and outer diamonds, hexigons, etc! What a treasure!

On 07/09/2020, Sylvia said ...

Wow! So impressive!

On 07/09/2020, Barbara Anne said ...

Stellar accomplishments, one and all! Love your fabric choices and the cute fussy cut pictures, one and all.

Applause, applause!

Hugs!

On 07/09/2020, Pat said ...

Amazing! Can hardly wait to see it completed!
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