And here we are.  After fourteen embroidery blocks, twelve Courthouse Steps blocks, eight side setting blocks, and four corner setting blocks, we're done. 

Or Susan Ache is.  Susan designed the Baltimore Album inspired embroidery blocks and the setting for this Holiday Stitch-a-Long quilt, which we love calling Christmas in Jacksonville. 

This is Susan's finished quilt - she's inspired us to hurry up and finish ours.

Our sweet friend, Ducky has finished her embroidery blocks, and is starting to make the pieced blocks.

Ducky does the most beautiful embroidery. 

We also love this quilt by Michele Eickerman for Regal Fabrics and Gifts in Spokane, Washington.

If all of your blocks are finished, or close to it, then you'll need the Holiday Stitch-a-Long Finishing.

All of the links to make the quilt are listed here:

• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Fabric Requirements
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 1
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 2
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 3
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 4
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 5
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 6
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 7
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 8
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 9
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 10
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 11
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 12
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 13
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Block 14
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long Alternating Block Assembly
• Holiday Stitch-a-Long - Answers to Questions

Be sure to post your blocks and use the hashtag - #ModaHolidaySAL.

While the Holiday Stitch-a-Long is a wrap, we have a few holiday related projects and sew-alongs coming soon.  After Stitch Pink, and the Fall collections, a new designer or two... so much to share.

Stay well.