OMG January

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January OMG link-up is open!

Last year I did not often choose a monthly goal. Let's see if I can get better this year.
My goal for January is to make 18 more Crazy log cabin blocks for y golden squirrel.

With this, I will have 9 rows of 6 blocks. I believe it will be finished with 10 rows.

Have a nice day

Marie

 linking with
Elm's street quilts' one monthly goal


L'année dernière, je ne me suis pas souvent choisi de but mensuel. Voyons si je peux faire mieux cette année.
Mon but pour le mois de janvier est de faire 18 blocs supplémentaires pour mon "écureuil". Cela fera 9 rangées de 6 blocs et je pense que le patchwork fini aura 10 rangées.

Bonne journée.
Marie

Comments

  1. Patty January 10, 2020 at 2:35 PM

    Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and good luck with your project.

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  2. KateJanuary 17, 2020 at 1:30 PM

    Good luck with your OMG for January!

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