Finished the last four churn dash blocks as my FNS project. (I won't share the repair sewing job on a mattress pad that needed lots of fixing). LOL

Looks like more fall fabrics snuck into the pile.
Thought I had sewn the last block but decided to make number 50. I want one extra block for the back as a siggy block. The Viking is always set up and I used it for that last block.

The top will be square with 7 rows across and 7 down.
Here is my very last finished churn dash block for this project.

Now, I'm kinda sad to tuck the blocks away but have other projects that need finishing up by end of Dec.
The old Rocketeer 500 is shelved for a while. It gave me a good workout reaching to the presser foot lever and hand wheel for needle up/down.

I best enjoy sewing on my older computerised Viking. It doesn't have a presser foot lever, (that's a toe tap) and I very much like the needle up/down auto option (a toe tap or preset button).
Now, I'm gonna go check out what other's did for their Friday Night Sewing.
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