This list is a work in progress and I think I am still missing a couple bump names that we have email addresses for.
If you are missing from this list, please let us know!!
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*Bee*
aRBe
beffysky
Besszilla
Buffy_Baby
Colliedog
Estene
EmuJane
eva_girl
heathercara
jennicap
jessiecow
Joyous1106
KellyDale2008
kit4485
lbcrawford2003
libbyandgary
LisalovesDarren
LTF525
Mamabear7
mommy2patrick
mooeta
Mrs.McCauley
MrsBro6116
MrsCarroll.6-10-07
mrslauralynn
mtendere
rolosgirl
shell1016
Taciboo25
thundercatsarego
WifeOfARedhead
yecal
zMrsAndreazza

Duck quilt #1 and #2 will be done by the end of the week. Here's duck quilt #1. I'm sorry that it has taken so long and I'll try in the future to ensure we get things done much quicker. Thanks again to everyone who participates, we couldn't do it without you.

Finally the Crazy/Recycle Quilt is done!
Here is a little snapshot of the finished product. I've also written a bit of a description of everything I received and the process I went through to get this completed.



This quilt was actually pretty difficult to put together. I received A LOT of very different fabrics from everyone. See them in the pictures below.



It took me a long time of staring at the piles of fabric from everyone to figure out what to do. I got some squares from a few ladies but mostly I got piles of fabric. I was stuck. Finally I decided to cut up some of the ladies' squares and then the other fabric to make into big rectangular squares like the picture below. (Sorry I cut up your squares ladies.)



Then I pieced it together with some white and white polka dots to try to even out all the varying colors in the bigger blocks.



Once the quilt top was done I sandwiched the batting and the backing that was sent in and started the "quilting" process. Because of all the crazy blocks I made, I went with just plain, straight lines across the quilt top to keep it pretty simple. (And to save me a long step! ;-) )



Once the quilting was done I had to trip the edges and threads, and then add the binding. I just used some plain white flannel for the binding so that it didn't clash with the flannel backing. The backing was white and orange dots. The binding is machine stitched on the quilt top side and then hand stitched on the back to finish it up. This is the first time I've hand stitched a quilt backing on. It is not the best hand stitching, but its not too bad. ;-)

So here is the final product!'

Front:


Back:


SO....who wants it?? Email gpquilters@gmail.com and send your Name and Address. :-)

Thanks for reading!
Amanda
(MrsCarroll.6.10-07)

Here are some in progress pics of Ducky 2. Ducky 1 is in the works too but I'm not quite ready to show that one off yet. This looks pretty modern when you see the whole thing and will be a mod ducky strip quilt. I think it's turning out pretty neat so far.

Pictures courtesey of the Lovely and Talented Mrs.Bro.

We surprised her. This is what it is all about ladies, the joy that we can give one another through the generosity of our hearts.

Thanks for everyone's help. I know BEE appreciates it greatly.