I may not have my priorities straight
02-09-2016, 06:59 AM
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Originally Posted by DebraK
I recently started a Kalaidoscope quilt using Ricky Tim's book. I'm enjoying seeing the design come together and process is easier than I anticipated, but I got distracted with the scraps.
Have you ever turned your quilt scraps into a project before you even got the original quilt off the design wall? What can I say? I needed a grocery sack ;-)
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the pattern I used for making bag: http://landauerpub.com/uploads/file/...reeProject.pdf
Have you ever turned your quilt scraps into a project before you even got the original quilt off the design wall? What can I say? I needed a grocery sack ;-)
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the pattern I used for making bag: http://landauerpub.com/uploads/file/...reeProject.pdf
02-09-2016, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by DebraK
I read that as "being a little odd" ;-)
02-10-2016, 05:03 AM
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Both your projects are wonderful!! I got a kick out of your dilemma - I often get carried away with my "leftovers" too! Somehow it was less stressful to deal with than the prescribed pattern, and I enjoyed getting creative. Recently, I've been thinking about this, and letting myself get more creative with the quilts also- I like combining the structured and controlled with my wild side.
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