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Join me for this fun Quilt Along - Spinning Wheels



Spinning Wheels Quilt Along


Let's have some fun - please join me for my FREE Stay at Home Quilt Along!.  

I will be teaching and demonstrating one of my patterns:  Spinning Wheels 

So let's focus on quilting for a while and connect even though we can’t socialize in person.
Here is a link to my blog.  The subscription button is on the top right.





Look for my introduction Thursday, March 19th.  I will provide the cutting instructions on my blog - Southwind Inspirations.  Please subscribe so you won’t miss any part.  
The actual quilt along will start on Monday, March 23 with posts every day until completed.

Here is a link to my blog.  The subscription button is on the top right.


I will also post on FaceBook and YouTube.




Here is my Quilt Along Timeline

1.    Mon, Mar 23        Supplies, Cut your scraps and background choices
                    Cutting and Preparation Demo

2.    Tue, Mar 24        Strip-Sets 1, 2  for Side Units 1 and 2
                    Block A - Spinning Wheel

3.    Wed, Mar 25        Strip-Set 3 
                    Block B - Alternate Four-patch 

4.    Thu, Mar 26          Corner Blocks C, 

5.    Fri, Mar 27            Border Blocks D, E

6.    Sat, Mar 28          Quilt Assembly

7.    Sun, Mar 29         Top-stitching the outer curves and finishing

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