We did it!!!!
Burton, Lemmy and I banged out another top for Yule-y.


We cut up a panel, made some coordinating snowflake blocks, and BAM! Instant top!

Working with a panel can mean a very quick-to-put together top, because you’re not making a million small blocks. But depending on what you do with that panel, it can also mean a lot of quilt math.
And they way I did it… TONNES of quilt math! And I definitely didn’t get it all correct, so there was some ripping. But still – I managed it in the end.

Here’s a closer look at the details of this one:







Now I have three Christmas-themed tops ready for quilting, along with backs and binding cut and ready to go.

And there’s still two weekends left to the month! I probably won’t get another top done this weekend, as Saturday is Dave’s birthday. But I might be able to finish one before the month is out. Either way, I’m thrilled with the three I’ve managed to complete!
What cute panels!
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You have such helpers!
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The gray frames make the panel pieces “Pop” and showcase the pieced blocks, too! This is an elegant top – well done!
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I love the design you came up with using the panels and snowflake blocks. The cats are adorable – the real life ones and the ones on the panels. I’m betting there will be a quilting weekend at your Mom’s soon.
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I hate quilt math but I do like that top!
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That is VERY cute.
A little early, but happy birthday to Dave. Hope he has a great day.
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What a great project !
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Really cute quilt top, it made me smile!
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Well done! It isn’t as easy as it looks to get it all to fit together!!!
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