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    Stardust quilt

    Has anyone tried this one yet???
    http://www.keepsakequilting.com/prod...-QUILT-KIT.htm

    I'm about ready to throw in the towel!

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    Looks like a lovely but complex quilt! I can't be much help as I haven't done it. All I can say is break it down into small sections and work on one at a time. Don't let the complexity of the whole overwhelm you. Good luck!

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    I looked at their ad for it and loved it ~ but when I saw 'challenging' that was it for me!

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    The individual pieces are fairly easy to do (usually 7 in a block.) But when it comes to
    doing the 'y' seam...I simply cannot get all the points together and make them fit right.
    (20 points coming together is a mess!)
    Thanks for the comments. I'll keep working at it for awhile longer.

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    Terri, what problems are you having? We need some direction on what areas you are having trouble with. Cutting, piecing, laying flat, etc.

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    Boy, that's hard to describe. I have done all the individual blocks. Putting the points together and matching the
    colors opposite I am finding it Very difficult to make them so that the colors are right.
    I think you'd have to actually be doing one to understand these directions.

    All the skiney sides of the block go into a point and meet the other side's points. Wish I could describe it
    better but I don't know how!
    This is the first quilt I've ever been so frustrated with that I want to toss it out.

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    When we ordered this kit it was listed as being "intermediate". Suddenly...it's "challenging". ROFL
    I wouldn't have ordered it either if it had had THAT listing. I agree with you. LOL

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    It sure is beautiful though. The finished product will make all that effort worthwhile.

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    beautiful quilt... i hope you get it worked out
    Nancy in western NY
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    Dunster, if you can do that one in your avatar...I bet you could do this one.

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