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06-08-2010, 08:09 PM

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awesome,would love to see the pictures of the antique ones

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Thanks for sharing this site. I never thought the Dresden Plate could be so mod and comtemporary looking! I love the black, white and lime green. I'm interested in the tute because I purchased several pieced dresden plates at an antique shop (minus the centers and background block) and wasn't sure how to finish them as I have made mostly PP quilts. I prefer contemporary but can't stand seeing something that someone has put so much time into that nobody wants therefore I have to buy it!Whoever made them basted all the centers and outside edges perfectly. I washed them all by hand and pressed them. So now............

06-08-2010, 08:10 PM

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Sheree from Chicago

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I'll take pics and post tomorrow. Hugs

06-08-2010, 08:11 PM

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thanks, I see you online!

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I'll take pics and post tomorrow. Hugs

06-09-2010, 01:23 PM

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Sheree from Chicago

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Originally Posted by craftybear

thanks, I see you online!

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I'll take pics and post tomorrow. Hugs

Here are a few pics of the pieced Dresden Plates I purchased from an antique shop. There are 30 measuring 12" across. They are very old but the quilter who pieced these did a great job. All are basted perfectly. That tute is going to come in handy!

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