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Thread: New York Beauty Quilt Along Begins Oct 1st

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    Junior Member iwillquilt's Avatar
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    I am running behind on my blocks. I only have one of #1 done so far. But October is not over yet. I spent twice as much time trying to choose my materials so the colors blend well. I really like how my first #1 block looks. I just hope my overall works well. I stopped by my Wal-mart to look for some flannel for another WIP and found some pretty stuff on sale. So I bought a few more yards of material I hope will blend well with what I have. Fun times ya'll! I will try to take and post pictures when I have finished my #1 blocks. I have enjoyed seeing the ones that have posted so far.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jclinganrey View Post
    amh - - - just beautiful. I'm working on mine too. The #1 block gave me a migraine, so went back to #0. I might have a bazillion of the 0 block in mine. Ya never know - - - - -

    Jane
    Thanks Jane. I have made a NYB with all the same block previously and really like it, so if you have a bazillion of 0 block it will still be beautiful.

    amh

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    Hi all. Well it took me the better part of today to work on my blocks. I took the suggestion of 'someone' previously in this thread and for block #1, I cut out enough to make 5 blocks. Good thing too, because one of em is wonkie! I am simply thrilled that I am up to date on this, yea! Pictures to come after I tackle that learning curve.....

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    I love the greens and browns in your block! Are you taking these colors all through the quilt?
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    My block1 of NYB

    Today was a laid back rainy day! I brought my sewing machine, iron, and fabrics into the kitchen using the breakfast bar for sewing so I could enjoy the fireplace.

    I had a few of my basket blocks to catch up in for another BOM. After doing those I brought out my NYB.
    You should of seen DH's face when I had all the counters covered with fabrics. I put this combination with that one and back and forth before I made my decision.

    Teal was the color for this block. I have attached the photo, this is Block 1, and the only one I have finished.
    I was amazed at how complex it was and was intimidated. I went into Ripit ripit mode twice. The first time was because I did not put right sides together, the second was smoothing out the curve. The curve gets me everytime.

    I still messed up where I wanted which fabrics on the points but if I don't tell, you won't know, right?

    Even though there is more piecing in this block I did it! 3 more to go.
    Time to run, time to cook up some comfort food for dinner.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rainagade View Post
    Today was a laid back rainy day! I brought my sewing machine, iron, and fabrics into the kitchen using the breakfast bar for sewing so I could enjoy the fireplace.

    I had a few of my basket blocks to catch up in for another BOM. After doing those I brought out my NYB.
    You should of seen DH's face when I had all the counters covered with fabrics. I put this combination with that one and back and forth before I made my decision.

    Teal was the color for this block. I have attached the photo, this is Block 1, and the only one I have finished.
    I was amazed at how complex it was and was intimidated. I went into Ripit ripit mode twice. The first time was because I did not put right sides together, the second was smoothing out the curve. The curve gets me everytime.

    I still messed up where I wanted which fabrics on the points but if I don't tell, you won't know, right?

    Even though there is more piecing in this block I did it! 3 more to go.
    Time to run, time to cook up some comfort food for dinner.
    Really pretty! Love your colors

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    Renea...........your block turned out absolutely gorgeous. I can't wait to see more of your work.
    If you see someone without a SMILE, please give them one of yours!!

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    Holy Cow! I just found this thread and I'm in!!! Need to get the first two done to catch up!!!

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    Your fabrics look great!!!
    Yesterday it was called science fiction. Today it's called technology. But the Bible calls it prophecy. +

    "Heaven and Earth are full of His Glory".

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    Quote Originally Posted by ellenmg View Post
    Holy Cow! I just found this thread and I'm in!!! Need to get the first two done to catch up!!!
    Hey, block 0 was for October, Block 1 for November so you are right on schedule until Thursday....

    thanks for the compliments. You have no idea how much i appreciate them. So Thank you, thank you.

    I remember PP'ing a block many years ago and could not understand it.
    Now I find that PP'ing the sections with all the points are the easiest. Those curves still get the best of me.
    This is my first PP'ing project and I think I have it now. I have wanted to make a NYB forever.
    Last edited by rainagade; 10-30-2012 at 02:12 PM.
    Renea

    A quilting I will go......

    www.somethinginthemaking.blogspot.com

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