for Octpo 26 where the prompt is to take the last word of a line. Skip a line. Use that word as the first word of that line then take the last word of the FIRST line and use it as the first word of the THIRD line and so ad infinitum. Mine is not much of a poem – nearing the end of Octpowrimo I am wilting somewhat, but cheered up to see the completion of a project which has been en route since the beginning of August.
Weeks of work and lots of fun
culminates in satisfaction.
Fun with colours and shapes brings
satisfaction in a job well done.
Well done indeed! Lovely quilt.
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I love the binding too! Is that a new technique for you? Sally
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No – same as usual, except often I use multi fabrics and here it is only two.
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Lovely – great satisfaction and fun!
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love the compactness.
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Satisfied… nothing beats that emotion..
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Oh the quilt is wonderful – out there on the grass! c
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It was too big to photograph indoors.
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you are a poetic quilting machine! beauty in both.
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Well done Viv – what a beautiful quilt I love it. And well done too for keeping up with the daily poem. I’m not doing anything much just now – no poetry school or 52 to keep me on the ball!
Lots of love Brigid X
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Sorry not to have seen you for ages. I expect you’ve both been busy with harvesting your garden!
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Ta-dahh! A lovely quilt AND a poem 🙂
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Lovely! You got all that hand quilting done really quickly, and it looks great – love the binding! Can I link to this one on 15th November?
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Of course you can. Next project on its way!
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Goodoh, I’ll grab the link and put it in my draft so I don’t forget. What’s next in the pipeline?
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a 75th birthday present for a friend – a Christmassy table runner.
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We’d better not feature that too, or the surprise will be spoiled!
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It’s OK – they don’t even have a computer!
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OK, well, we can put that in too if you’re ready when the 15th comes round!
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I almost posted something I’ve created as an answer, your poem radiates the idea of sharing the joy 🙂
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An interesting technique, V. Thanks. Cool quilt, too!
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Ooh, I hope it’s warm rather than cool!
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So pretty labour of love! Nothing can compare for the amount of happiness of finishing such a beautiful piece 🙂 Loved the quilt and the poem too, Viv 🙂
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A treasure for a lifetime.
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I love all those cheerful colours Viv – well done on finishing your project in a respectable time.
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Gosh, that is beautiful. >
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You did it so quickly! Wow! Beautiful!
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