Here are blocks A-4 and A-6 through A-10. A-10 uses fusible applique and a new adhesive product called "Fix It." I was making the blocks in a random order from a Facebook group I joined, but that just seemed too scatter-shot for me. So I went back to doing one at a time in the "A" row. Slow and steady wins the race, as the turtle said to the hare.
This morning I finished quilting the smaller (48" x 48") of my Jane Austen at Home quilts, and sewed the binding on. It sure feels nice to finish something! I'll try to get a picture tomorrow if the sun shines. The larger of the two quilts is waiting for its binding which I hope to get to tomorrow. It's all sewn, but I need to square up the sides. After I finish that, I will move on to the Cakes on Stands quilt. The top is ready but I need to piece a back. I think I've already got binding ready to go, too.
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I did that quilt row by row also - I just wasn't interested in doing it by jumping all over. I guess they have new instructions out now that you said some are fusible - I just did them all old fashioned by hand and needle turn applique. I might have done a couple by reverse applique also
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