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what the heck is up with double posts these days?
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Originally Posted by Marcia
You can lay your blocks out on a bed and then pick them up row by row to sew together.
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With that pattern, because each piece is already value-sorte, I say go for it. If you need to swap one or two along the way, so be it. It should be absolutely gorgeous when you're done grocery bag picking it!
Just make sure you don't make any of your rows too long! |
Originally Posted by ladygen
With that pattern, because each piece is already value-sorte, I say go for it. If you need to swap one or two along the way, so be it. It should be absolutely gorgeous when you're done grocery bag picking it!
Just make sure you don't make any of your rows too long! |
i'm still trying to catch up. is it supposed to be all the darks in the lower left and all the lights in the upper right?
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I do that sometimes. However, I do cheat and not place two of the same color right next to eachother. So, I guess that's double dipping. I love the scrappy look (that's why the same fab can't touch)
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Originally Posted by amma
Originally Posted by ladygen
With that pattern, because each piece is already value-sorte, I say go for it. If you need to swap one or two along the way, so be it. It should be absolutely gorgeous when you're done grocery bag picking it!
Just make sure you don't make any of your rows too long! (Sorry to take over the thread... it's just so much fun sharing my guys!) |
looks like a Cyrus-stuffed quilt-burrito.
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I'm not sure I would be willing to try that. I lay mine out on the bed. I have to shut the door because my quilt inspector cats want to help. Just like the one in my avatar.
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Originally Posted by erhausfrau
Originally Posted by butterflywing
i wouldn't bet the farm on it :mrgreen:
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