Recommend pattern for unique fabric sqaures (6")
08-07-2012, 09:50 AM
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[QUOTE=vhord620;5424298][QUOTE=vhord620;5422146]I'm trying to create my own, I just used a layer cake of 10" blocks...added off white 2 1/2" squares in opposite corners with black strips to complete the right side and bottom, then added 2 1/2" sashing
not too bad for this old newbie, been quilting less than a year, and I'm having sew much fun! I have 5 more to go for the adult grandkids. All are bright except for one that's a Marblehead in browna and grays.
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NOT bad at all it is GREAT!!!!! What are the measurements of your flimsie at this point?
not too bad for this old newbie, been quilting less than a year, and I'm having sew much fun! I have 5 more to go for the adult grandkids. All are bright except for one that's a Marblehead in browna and grays.
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NOT bad at all it is GREAT!!!!! What are the measurements of your flimsie at this point?
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08-07-2012, 11:55 AM
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VERY pretty! You are doing very well for a "newbie". Keep up the wonderful work. When you can see something and recreate it or even improve on it, you know that you are doing well understanding the concepts of quilting.
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I'm trying to create my own, I just used a layer cake of 10" blocks...added off white 2 1/2" squares in opposite corners with black strips to complete the right side and bottom, then added 2 1/2" sashing
not too bad for this old newbie, been quilting less than a year, and I'm having sew much fun! I have 5 more to go for the adult grandkids. All are bright except for one that's a Marblehead in browna and grays.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]354174[/ATTACH]
not too bad for this old newbie, been quilting less than a year, and I'm having sew much fun! I have 5 more to go for the adult grandkids. All are bright except for one that's a Marblehead in browna and grays.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]354174[/ATTACH]
08-07-2012, 01:48 PM
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NOT bad at all it is GREAT!!!!! What are the measurements of your flimsie at this point?[/QUOTE]
it is 50" x 60", just gonna be a snuggly lap quilt. My plans are to back it with an Ivory sheet and wrap that around to the front making a 1/2" fold to the front. I use sheeting a lot for my backs if I can find the right color, I love having those left over long strips to use in other quilts and they wash very well.
it is 50" x 60", just gonna be a snuggly lap quilt. My plans are to back it with an Ivory sheet and wrap that around to the front making a 1/2" fold to the front. I use sheeting a lot for my backs if I can find the right color, I love having those left over long strips to use in other quilts and they wash very well.
08-07-2012, 06:13 PM
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As much as shadow squares shows off the batiks, I am still looking for a quilt that involves the whole, with some movement. I did find, at someone's suggestion- going to Modabakeshop.com, this quilt. What do you think? http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/04/...arm-quilt.html It would lop off some of the fabric of the square. I would make the squares 6" instead of the 5" charms. Is is too hard do you think? Thanks for the discussion,
Linda
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08-09-2012, 08:06 PM
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I would love the pattern too, if you want to share it with me. I, too, have some fabric that I just don't have the heart to cut it up. But I can't just look and smell it forever, can I? I will send my email if the offer still goes.
So cute !!!
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