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Do realize I have a very busy schedule...plus another story so updates may not be close together...this is not all of chapter 1 this is just a taste...this is not twilight related but I hope you enjoy it all the same...Please comment...tell me the cold hard truth....if you hate it say so...if you love it...yay lol
(Do realize in the picture above it does not show my characters 100% correctly...Enri has LONG black hair that runs in waves down his back. And Cora has Ice blue eyes and a more rounded baby face, but Dani (the person who made the banner) did an amazing job on this banner and I HAD to show it off)
There was a bitter wind to the night air, the stars were twinkling, and the moon casting its glow across the tall fescue grass in front of me. It was beautiful and frightening. The reason I was standing in this field on a chilly night like this was not for any good reason. No, I was running. You're probably wondering, well what was I running from? The answer would be, I was running from myself and him. And it seemed that no matter how fast nor how far I ran, I couldn't get away. So now you think, I'm crazy, don't lie I know you do. I mean how in the world could a person run from themselves. It's not easy I can promise you, in fact it's impossible. No matter where you run, no matter how far you run, your past always catches up to you. I was destined to become one of them. My parents had sold my soul to keep me alive as a baby. I was brought back under the condition that on my twenty-first birthday he could have me.
My breath was coming quickly as I continued peeking over my shoulder. This night would be the night. It had to be the night they would force me to join them. I couldn't join them. I wouldn't join them, they were evil. I am not evil.
I slowly walked forward into the open field casting glances in each direction as shivers ran up and down my spine. I felt them watching me. I knew they were here, somewhere. I would have to fight. I would rather die fighting then succumb under their power. I heard a noise and my body went numb. No, not yet I'm not ready. I twirled around to face him. He was tall, much taller than I remembered him. He towered over me by at least two feet. His long black hair was making midnight waves behind him as the wind rippled through it. His eyes shined even darker than his black hair sending more shivers down my spine. His lips twitched and slowly formed into an evil and sadistic smile. Behind him was an army of his "women" if that's what you would call them, they were his brides. He wanted me to join the flanks. I would never join willingly though, and he knew that.
"Cora." His deep silky smooth voice cooed.
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D700 is supposed to be FX… with a DX lens on it? What is this…
I really think that everybody says the pictures are fake because it looks so much like a D300. I would rather have the design of the "D10″ with no pop-up flash, mainly because I hate using flash and would rather have a brighter viewfinder. Keeping my fingers crossed! Cheers
Either way, anybody who can afford a 3000$ camera should have the money for a SB600 or a SB800. IMHO
You can totally tell that this is a D300 the #7 look so photoshopped its not even funny
anyone have any theories about a possible kit lens to go with the d700? i might be able to afford the new camera body, but switching to all FX lenses is going to cost a small fortune.
or the SB900
The only "kit lens" they'd think of pairing with a "prosumer FX" body would be the 24-120 VR. And it's VERY old. I'd say that if they're going to offer kits, retailers will do it independently with either the current 24-120 or the 24-70, OR, Nikon will re-vamp the 24-120 or us, giving it a constant f/4, VR2, and more sharpness. But I doubt that.
These just get more and more fake. A couple of items:
1.) There is no FX badge. I'd bet a bundle that any and every FX camera from here on out will have the little gold FX logo.
2.) The sync port caps are the same as the D300′s, when the original D700 leak photos clearly show that they have slightly changed the design of the rubbuer caps. (They look more like the D200′s caps, but ARE indeed rubber (not plastic) and push-in. (not screw-in)
3.) The lens used is the 18-200 DX. Why would Nikon showcase an FX camera with a DX lens? If anything, they'll showcase it with whatever new lenses they're cooking up. I bet anything we'll see it showcased with either the 24-120 or the new PC-E lenses…
4.) Love it or hate it, the D700 will have a pop-up flash, most likely. Personally I find it very handy for commanding remotes and the camera is so much easier to handle without an SB800 on top… One reason why I'll probably never get a "flagship" series…
The flash-synch and shutter plug cover is D300 style.
"I really think that everybody says the pictures are fake because it looks so much like a D300."
Well, just that and a little thing like… WHY WOULD NIKON PUT A DX LENS ON A FULL FRAME CAMERA??????
Or sb-400 even more ;P.
Just because there's a DX lens on what is rumored to be an FX body, doesn't debunk it. You can still use DX lenses on the D3. Your photos will, however, be cropped.
it,s a Great camera , well done NIikon !
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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (BP) -- The land of bright sunshine and snow-white sand can be a spiritual dark spot each and every spring break. Rowdy weeks of partying often bring with them a spirit of recklessness and outright rebellion into Panama City Beach, Fla.
While locals brace for the invasion and disruption they've come to expect with spring, quiet forces determined to share the hope of Jesus Christ make their way south. Retirees who serve with the Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief Team link arms with college students from churches and collegiate ministries across the country for BeachReach.
BeachReach is a mission trip experience in the heart of Panama City Beach. Servant evangelism takes the form of free van rides and free pancake breakfasts. College students provide simple acts of service that open the door to life-changing conversations about the hope and love of Jesus Christ.
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Each evening a team of students takes their place in a call center, where they receive inbound calls from spring breakers who need rides. An entourage of white passenger vans, church vans and the occasional minivan are dispatched to the Panama City Beach strip where they offer free and safe van rides in hopes of sharing their faith.
Each morning, armed with pancake mix and truckloads of syrup, the Georgia team sets up a mobile kitchen in a nearby strip mall parking lot. Hungry spring breakers trickle in and are greeted with pancakes -- pancakes that lead to conversations.
"BeachReach is often the experience that causes my students to share their faith for the first time," Austin Wadlow, college pastor at First Baptist Church in Denton, Texas, said. "When they start a conversation, on the van or over pancakes, it opens a door in their walk with Christ. They go from not sharing their faith at all, to sharing it on the strip or in a bowling alley, to realizing they can do that anywhere. What they learn to do at BeachReach is so transferrable to what they should be doing on campus."
Prior to joining LifeWay Christian Resources as the BeachReach event coordinator, Bill Noe spent twelve years in Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) on the University of Louisville campus and participated in BeachReach year after year.
"I brought students to BeachReach and did so every year because there was no other experience I'd offered my students that created that kind of change in them, one that lasted beyond the week and came back to the campus," Noe said. "BeachReach really seeks to help believers develop a passion and heart for lost students. That doesn't just stay in Panama City Beach; it transfers back to the local campus."
If Panama City Beach is the schoolroom for learning to share faith, it's a rough one. BeachReachers are stretched and challenged by what they see and hear and, as they learn to share their faith, they learn to extend grace to their peers.
"One of the things that overwhelms me about BeachReach every year is how it takes spring breakers by surprise," Noe said. "They expect one thing from us and they get something that's so much more genuine, loving and gracious than they expect. There is a temptation to be overwhelmed by the behavior and think we have to correct behavior. That's not the heart of BeachReach. BeachReach is offering the hope of Jesus through service."
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"BeachReach is one of the most important ministries we do. We see both souls and lives saved each week," Faith Whatley, LifeWay's director of adult ministry, said. "As we mobilize college students to share their faith boldly, those van rides and conversations often save young women from dangerous and destructive evenings. The ministry our BeachReachers extend is life-saving."
Last year, after two weeks of ministry, 11,186 van rides were given. Seventy-eight students accepted Christ. The 767 BeachReach participants served 9,473 plates of pancakes. At three pancakes per plate, that stacks up to 28,419 pancakes all prepared by the hands of the Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief Team.
"The Georgia team is made up of retired senior adults who know that Jesus loves these spring breakers, and at some level they may feel unequipped to reach them. But they've found this unique way to impact these students," Noe said. "The pancake volunteers know the students are better equipped to have those conversations. They want to see that happen and they set them up to have those conversations over a hot plate of pancakes."
It's a collaboration of college students and an older generation who believe service and friendship will make a difference.
Amy Jacobs is marketing strategist for young adult ministry at LifeWay Christian Resources. This story originally ran in the Winter 2013/2014 issue of SBC Life. The next BeachReach 2014 takes place in Panama City Beach March 15-21. For more information about BeachReach visit www.lifeway.com.
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"Is this really to better education or is it more political in nature?" asked Rep. Tricia Ann Cotham (D-Mecklenburg). "I worry this is more political."
Wednesday afternoon, McCrory said he plans to sign the legislation, which directs the state board of education to come up with new education standard. A new standards advisory commission would be formed to make recommendations to the board.
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"I will sign this bill because it does not change any of North Carolina's education standards," McCrory said. "It does initiate a much-needed, comprehensive and thorough review of standards. No standards will change without the approval of the State Board of Education. I especially look forward to the recommendations that will address testing issues so we can measure what matters most for our teachers, parents and students."
The House moved swiftly to adopt a conference committee report and approved the measure 71-34. House Republicans called the Common Core standards "a laughing stock."
"This program, in many quarters of the country, is a laughing stock," Rep. Michael Speciale (R-Craven) said. "We need to get rid of it -- it's not a partisan issue."
The Senate has already approved the measure. The chambers had competing bills on how to alter the state's curriculum, but found a compromise that used some Common Core material.
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As a fourth grade teacher, Beller worries about the cost of developing new standards.
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Regarding the June 30 editorial "Helping or enabling?": I am in complete agreement with the last line, which says, "Don't hand them cash."
I happened to receive this opinion survey about the Modesto Irrigation District, unfortunately. It was the most ridiculous survey I have ever received.
After touring the new science building on Modesto Junior College West Campus, and the science building and other buildings at Columbia, I am in awe of these world-class buildings and facilities, which could attract the brightest and best students, in addition to fulfilling obligations as community colleges.
After reading about the first lesbian couple getting married in this county (July 2); I'm left asking: Does anyone care about the rule of law? First, the fact that Gov. Jerry Brown and Attorney General Kamala Harris refused to defend Proposition 8, a citizen initiative, should make citizens shudder.
On July 3, 2012, The Bee printed a letter to the editor warning readers that if they elected President Barack Obama to a second term, last year would probably be our last Fourth of July. I want to congratulate that letter writer on being such a poor prophet of doom.
In regards to "Get back to the moral basics" (June 24, Letters): As a woman, "my rights" mean I can vote, work outside the home, control my own money, divorce if I choose, have control over my own body and a lot more.
I see that a federal judge has sent the Hobby Lobby case back to the trial court for reconsideration of the decision that this for-profit business must provide birth control options to its employees under the Affordable Care Act or pay a fine.
The June 27 editorial "Same-sex marriage rulings appropriate" stated that "The Modesto Bee did not take a position on Proposition 8 when it was on the ballot in 2008, largely because we believe gay marriage to be a personal not political issue."
I'm a little perplexed about Modesto's status as the car theft capital of the United States, again. I clearly remember a meeting I attended last winter about reducing crime when a question was asked about that very statistic and a Modesto Police retiree explained that it was only because "Modesto plays by the rules."
On June 26 homosexuals, lesbians, and bisexuals in California gained a wicked, sketchy victory for gay marriage by the Supreme Court. This opens up a lot of questions. Can a man marry his mother or father? Can he have five wives? Can he marry his sister or brother when they turn 18? Can he marry his dog, horse, cat or aardvark? Can he marry his great grandmother or his niece when she turns 18?
Maybe a good story to look into would be about why the people who work at the Modesto Irrigation District can use their work vehicles for personal business, especially when the MID is trying to always raise the rates. Maybe we should install GPS in all the vehicles and then monitor them. Do these people punch out and in when not on the job? Fuel isn't free, either.
Again, the will of the majority matters not. Our inglorious elected and appointed officials have bowed to the wishes of a few.
What can we expect next from the Supreme Court, legalization of polygamy, child brides, mail-order brides?
It was with great sadness that I heard of the deaths of the 19 firefighters in Arizona. People involved in fighting forest fires are real heroes. When they are dropped off, they usually have no idea if the winds are going to change and blow the fire back on them or if sparks will be blown past them and allow the fire to burn back.
In response to "CSU gets low grades in review" (June 21,Page A-1): Several political, bureaucratically driven entities have snaked their way into schools. A company called "Data Works" walked through classrooms to see how many students were working on grade level. "This student shouldn't be working on this" or "that's not hitting a standard" were just a few things said. Maybe the child was receiving pre-instruction on concepts that must be mastered before moving on. These are people that haven't been in the classroom for 20 years, left the classroom because they couldn't handle it or people who've never taught.
The letter "Give the homeless a place to stay" (June 28) smells a little bit like a political campaign slogan to ride on. The La Loma neighborhood does not need another place for the homeless to congregate. You are delusional if you think this will reduce panhandling, theft, drugs and violent attacks.
We don't use the words "honor" and "humility" as often as we should. Perhaps there are not as many occasions that conjure them up. June 24 at the Camp Taylor- Colin Kaepernick Golf Tournament, they presented themselves in their truest definition.
I'm a senior citizen on fixed income, with a disabled wife. When I rose Thursday morning I discovered someone had come onto my patio and stolen my bicycle. It was my only transportation. I called the police to report it, as it's distinctive-looking and might have been found if I could have gotten the word out in a timely way.
I respectfully disagree with the overall opinion of the writer of "Selling pot is still against law"(July 1, Letters), but would really like to know what "good reason" there is for marijuana to remain classified a schedule 1 illegal drug.
My opinion Vote? Why?
I am appalled at the callous statements made by the Stanislaus County attorneys about the murders of Glendon Engert and deputy Bob Paris.
Stanislaus County attorneys contend that locksmith Glendon Engert was to blame for his own death seriously?
Total amazement. Whoever decided on this defense tactic should be ashamed of themselves. If this defense tactic were to become policy and procedure, then every one of us is at risk.
Maybe I have too much time on my hands. I was just wondering something. When I was a kid, all the stores and places of businesses were closed for holidays, except for maybe a few mom-and-pop stores.
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By Neil Macdonald
Sports and the stock market...
Over the years, a schools sports ups and downs, successes and failures seem to follow patterns like stocks on the market. One sport will climb in popularity, attracting participants galore, while anothers popularity will turn south and fall into disfavor.
This autumn, student participation at Blaine was down in several sports. The usual number of boys competing in cross country meets was 10 or 11. There was no girls team. The turnout for boys tennis was 15. The varsity football team, with about 20 players, had to reinforce its bench with JVs. Things were bearish.
Tennis doesnt begin until 9th grade and, if a JV or middle school tennis team was formed, thered be no one to compete against.We had a number of sophomores with little to no experience, tennis coach John Freal said. In a team sport, a less experienced player can sometimes be hidden, but theres no place to hide in an individual sport like tennis. Due to the way things are today, if youre not at the top, its tough just to be a participant and do the best you can.
Cross country is probably not suited for the very young. It takes maturity of mind to handle the long, lonely hours of putting one foot in front of the other. CC striding also has the problem of recognition, even the top performers in the world dont become household names in America. Cross country takes a lot of time and must be seen as fun more than just as a competitive sport, Bacon said.
The chances of getting a girls team back on course may be helped down the road by the fact 14 girls competed in the Boys & Girls club middle school age cross country program.
Footballs recruitment problems have always been hampered by its dependence on size and strength and its capacity to incapacitate its adherents. Borderite football devotees not engaged in a winter or spring sport are weight room bound.
This years Borderites were light on numbers and experience, but the teams attrition rate was low, 18 of the 21 turnouts were around at seasons end. This mirrored the stick with it numbers with tennis and cross country. Most of those that started, finished.
But football is a team sport not having enough bodies to hold full scrimmages meant coach Dave Fakkema had to experiment. Having the Varsity and JVs practicing together didnt work out. Competing against guys two or three years older and 50 to 60 pounds heavier than you are is all sticnic and no picnic for the littler guys. It can encourage searching for more contemplative activity, like chess.
The remedy has been Fakkemas decision to separate the frosh from the upper classmen. You try this, you try that, you keep what works.
Football has one edge over cross country and tennis in the long orange line that goes back to elementary school days where flagball and Boys & Girls club football acquaint kids with the game.
We owe a great debt to the Boys & Girls club starting their football program for kids five or six years ago, Fakkema said. The first bunch of kids who have played together since then reach high school in 2003 32 7th, 26 8th and 16 9th graders played football this season.
Yes, sports are like the stock market long term investments can pay big dividends...
Summers All-NCC
Blaine junior middle hitter Jessica Summers was named to the North Cascade Conferences volleyball All-League first team. Summers joins Katie Robinson, Nooksack Valley junior setter; Laura Vandenhoek, Lynden Christian senior middle hitter; Brianna Hussey, South Whidbey junior setter; Bree Brandt, Meridian junior middle hitter; and Alicia Dickinson, Mt. Baker junior outside hitter. .
Wrestlers host invitational
Borderite grapplers play host to 16 teams in Blaines wrestling Invitational starting at 4 p.m.on December 13 and 10 a.m. on December 14 at the Big Orange.
Favorites for team honors include 2A Mt. Baker, ranked No. 1 in the state by most mat experts; 4A Heritage, a Vancouver school with considerable class; and 2A Elma, a tough contingent from Grays Harbor County.
Besides Mt. Baker and Blaine, the NCC will be represented by Meridian, Granite Falls, South Whidbey and Lakewood. Other schools sending mat men are Burlington-Edison, Cascade (Leavenworth), Issaquah, Thomas Jefferson (Auburn), Kalama, Kentwood, Mt. Vernon, Sedro Wooley and Wellpinit.
Ed Aliverti, considered the worlds premier wrestling announcer, will be on hand to lend his voice, wit and wisdom to the proceedings.
The Borderites will compete on December 12 in a quad meet at Mt. Baker. Action starts at 6 p.m. Opponents are Sultan, Lakewood and the host Mountaineers.
The Borderite wrestling team has gone from a roster of six athletes who finished last season to a turnout of 26 athletes this season.
This almost fourfold increase in mat men was aided by Fosters presenting students contemplating wrestling this season with a challenge.
We drew a line in the sand and attracted the kids who were more willing to work, Foster said, If you expect a big commitment, youll get it.
Borderites to watch are middle school county champions Nick Jordan and Sam Abrams at 119 or 125 pounds; state veteran competitor Richie Tewes and Spokane transfer Calvin Moore at 130 or 135; Mongolian exchange student Bayartsengel Khishigdorj, a very athletic wrestler with considerable mat experience at 152; and 2001-02 state alternate Anthony Terris, a heavyweight. .
edges foes in overtime
With Jake Gilmore scoring 6 of Blaines 7 points in overtime, including the winning basket, Blaine opened the boys basketball season with a 60-59 OT victory over Steilacoom Sentinels at the Big Orange on December 7.
Ryan Alexanders free throw knotted the game at 53-53 to get the Borderites to OT. Gilmore put Blaine up 55-53 on a lay-up. Ryan Reynolds promptly put the Sentinels ahead by a point on a trey, but Brendan Mulhollands freebee tied things again. Long Jon Freeman then came up with a big block on a 2-point attempt by Steilacoom and seconds later Gilmore put Blaine ahead by two.
It was 58-56, Blaine, with 48 seconds left. Too much time to keep the speedy Sentinels off the scoreboard, Brett Wusterbarth putting the visitors up 59-58 with a trey. 17.3 seconds left. But Gilmore came back with his game winner with three seconds to go and Wusterbarth missed a trey attempt at the buzzer. A sneaker squeaker if there ever was one.
The game could have gone either way. It was tied eight times six times by Blaine. Each team went into the lead six times before Gilmores final 2 drained the net.
There were times when Blaine or Steilacoom roared ahead and seemed set to run away with it. But these appearances of inequity were mere illusions.
Blaine took a nine-point lead late in Q1 and were up by 12 in the Q2, but the Sentinels came back, reduced Blaines lead to 6 by the half. Steilacoom took a 36-35 lead with 5:03 left in Q3 and extended their edge to 8 points by 3:08 of Q4. But the Double Bs roared back, out-scoring the Double Ss 11-3 in the final five minutes to send the game into OT.
Gilmore led Blaine with a game-high 23 points. Grant Sanders got 11; Alexander, 10; Mulholland and Freeman, 8 each. Ryan Reynolds led Steilacoom with 20. Wusterbarth added 18. Gilmore and Freeman each got 5 rebounds and Alexander chalked up 5 assists.
Blaine defeated Steilacoom 49-33 to take fifth at State last March and edged the Sentinels 49-47 in a scorcher this summer at the Federal Way school.
The Borderites play NV at Nooksack Valley in North Cascades Conference action on December 13 and host Ferndales Golden Eagles in a non-league affair on December 18. Both games start at 7:30 p.m. The outcome of the Pioneer tilt could turn out to be of considerable importance come playoff time.
hosts Nooksack in crucial contest
Blaines Lady Bs open the regular North Cascade Conference girls basketball season at 7:30 p.m. on December 12 at the Big Orange with a contest of consequence against Nooksack Valleys Lady Pioneers.
The last time the two teams met was in the Northwest District final on March 1, a game in which Blaine came from behind a 14-point Lady P lead in Q2 eventually to win 56-55. Something of similar closeness, with no sure bet on wholl emerge on the upper end of the score, is expected on the 12th day of December.
Both teams are now considered among the best candidates to occupy the upper end of NCC standings at this seasons end. The Pioneers are led by 5-foot-6 senior guard Devin Dykstra and 5-foot-8 junior guard Katie Robinson. Dykstra got 11 points and 10 rebounds and Robinson tallied 13 points and 4 assists in Nooksacks opener, a 54-45 loss to Kings in Seattle on December 7.
The Lady Bs opened the season the same evening with a 54-40 win over the 3A Lady Tigers of Burlington-Edison at Burlington.
Blaine coach Pat Green succinctly summed up the game, saying, They pressed us with a full court trapping defense. We didnt get to come down court at our own calm speed. Things were more hectic than normal, but we overcame it.
BEs aggressiveness led to the Lady Bs going to the foul line for 31 free throws, where they drained 21 for a 68 percent efficiency of effort. The Lady Ts got only 11 trips to the foul line, hitting six for a proficiency of 55 percent. That free throw edge of 21-6 is one point more than the 14 points of separation in the games final score.
As coach Green said, That was the difference.
Blaines 35-14 edge in rebounds didnt hurt the Lady B cause either, Jessica Summers and Shela Robertson each securing 8 rebounds to lead the Green Machine.
Summers put up a game-high 20 points for Blaine. Linsey Taylor got 12; Shela Robertson, 9 and Kristina Francis, 5. Jennifer Kramer, Amanda Stull, Ainsley Nix and Kimberly Harmening added 2 points each. Blaine led 15-6, 25-16, 32-27 at the quarters and outscored BE 22-13 in Q4.


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One Jelly Roll, Posh Pumpkin by Sandy Gervais
Three Mini Charm Packs, Posh Pumpkin by Sandy Gervais
One Yard of Moda Bella Solid, Sienna
One Yard of Moda Bella Solid, Cheddar
From the Sienna Moda Solid, cut 42 bricks. Bricks are 5 1/2 inches x 2 1/2 inches.
From the Cheddar Moda Solid, cut 3 fat quarters. These must measure 18 inches x 22 inches.
Find 2 of the darkest strips from the jelly roll and cut 3 - 18" pieces from them. Set aside.
Taking one of the strips from the jelly roll, add a brick to the end of it by stitching the 2 1/2 inch end of the brick to the 2 1/2 inch end of the jelly roll. Press the seam down toward the brick. Take another strip from the jelly roll and add it to the brick and jelly roll unit that you just created by sewing the 2 1/2 inch end of the jelly roll to the 2 1/2 inch end of the brick. To that unit, add another brick to the jelly roll strip in the same manner as previous. Continue in this manner until all the jelly roll strips and bricks have been used.
You will have a very long strip that measures approximately 1700 inches long.
Subcut this long strip into 34, 36 inch strips and 34 12 1/2 inch strips. Set aside.
Using the 3 mini charm square packs make 3 units. The three units will be 6 squares x 7 squares. You will sew 7 columns of 6 squares and sew these together to make a rectangle. Press the seams flat.
Fold these in half lengthwise and press with the iron. Fold them in half again, widthwise, and press. These will be cut into circles. Each unit will make one circle for the trees.
From each of these folded units, you will cut one 11 1/2 inch diameter circle. You may use a circle cutter to assist you, but remember that these must be one inch larger than the circle that they are to be set in to. These will be set into the Bella Solid fat quarters. The folded point will be the center of your circle. Cut these into 11 1/2 inch circles.
Now, take the 3 fat quarters that you have cut from the Moda Bella Solid Cheddar fabric. You are going to cut circles out of these so that you can set in the patchwork trees.
Fold the entire fat quarter in half lengthwise and press.
Then, fold it again but not in half. This time you are going to fold it down but leave 4 inches of it unfolded on the bottom, as shown:
Press again. You will be cutting a circle out from the folded edge of the fat quarter through all 4 thicknesses. The circle must measure 10 1/2 inches in diameter, no larger. You can use any of the circle cutters on the market to assist you, but it must measure 10 1/2 inches in diameter. If you are using a circle cutter to assist you, then make certain to follow "The Inch Rule". This rule says that for set in circles, you must always cut the background frame one inch smaller than the circle you want to set in.
Cut out a 10 1/2 inch circle.
Now you are going to set the patchwork circle made from the Moda Mini Charms into the Bella Solid fat quarter. Where you have pressed there will be 4 creases. You will match the creases on the patchwork circle to the creases on the Bella Solid Circle, and right sides together, sew the patchwork circle in to the solid circle.
Press the seams toward the center of the circle. Do this for all three trees.
Now, take the 3 dark strips that you originally cut to 18 inches from the jelly roll and sew one to the bottom of each of two of the tree units. The ones that have the strip sewn to the bottom will be the top tree and the middle tree. Press the seam allowance toward the strip.
Now you need to create the tree trunks. This is where you will use the remainder of the Sienna Bella Solid. Draw a tree trunk and transfer to the Sienna Bella Solid. Mine was drawn free form. You can make all three the same or change them on each tree.
Using your favorite applique technique, applique a tree trunk to each tree. When you've finished with the applique, sew the 3 tree units together so they appear in a column as below:
Now, you are going to take the 34 strips that you have cut to 36 inches and sew them together along the long edges of the strips, stacking them and pressing the seams as you go, until you have used all 34. Sew the entire unit of strips to the right side of the tree column. Press the seam.
Then you are going to take the 34 12 inch strips and sew them together along the long edges, stacking them until all 34 have been used up. Sew the entire unit to the left side of the tree unit. Press the seam.
Layer with batting, quilt, and bind.
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