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01-17-2012, 10:17 AM

#41

Quilting Nonnie

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Your blocks are outstanding. You never fail to deliver a wonderful block. The double wedding ring is beautiful with jewel tones. I love that whirlpool block and the flowered materials you used.

Eight to go-wowser! Congratulations!

01-17-2012, 04:52 PM

#42

QuiltE

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Originally Posted by oksewglad

Well as you ladies get down to the home stretch, it takes less time to go through the picture thread! I'm so glad I've had a chance to catch glimpses of this wonderful project.
QE the wedding ring looks like a stained glass window. I know I've said it often, but the presentation of your blocks with that green is stunning--never getting tired of it.

Sadly, yes, the threads are longer, due to those that have gone MIA!

And yes .. that fabric is stained glass! It's a neat fabric that I had wanted to use and never found the right place. I finally decided this might be the best chance going to use it.

Thanks again re the fabric ... now if I could only find more of it!

01-17-2012, 07:07 PM

#43

janRN

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Location: western Pa

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Love those blocks, QE. That stained glass fabric is beautiful. Really like the movement in your whirlpool block. Great job!

01-17-2012, 09:33 PM

#44

QuiltE

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Thanks JanRN ... You would have laughed at me doing that Whirlpool. I had such a small piece of the dark fabric, and thought I could get thru it. Talk about not wasting fabric when PPing! I was very very careful and ended up with two small pieces, so small if I had to do one more patch, I wouldn't have made it. I was coming down to the end, and was starting to think I'd either have to patch the scraps ... or start again with different fabrics. (BTW -- Your Potato Soup was top notch. Thanks!)