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    Old 06-30-2016, 05:38 AM
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    I made a dwr with a scalloped edge once - I was so frustrated with the binding that a quilting g/f rescued it from the corner on my studio and finished it for me. I guess I will have to try it again - maybe I can do a scalloped edge on a scrappy quilt
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    Old 06-30-2016, 05:39 AM
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    Excellent you are almost ready for another project!
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    Old 06-30-2016, 05:40 AM
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    That is a huge projects kudos for undertaking it!
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    Old 06-30-2016, 05:42 AM
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    Originally Posted by toverly
    My next challenge is the Hunter's Star. I haven't decided whether to spring for Deb Tucker's ruler or go with the Missouri star pattern. It will be in red/blue so that's a challenge in itself.
    That was my challenge last summer, the Deb Trucker Rapid Fire ruler made it easier. I used the Pop Star pattern. Good Luck!
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    I am working on a red/white applique border on a red/white quilt. It's the 1st time I've appliqued a border or a vine. I've actually done very little applique at all. I am designing my own border using 2 inspiration pictures. So far I've learned I should make the border a bit longer for shrinkage when appliqueing!
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    My challenge is to get to sew---three granddaughters live with me and with school being out, it is a big challenge to sew at anytime. But I love them to death and just look forward to when school starts again!! LOL
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    I'm working on a Pam Bono kit I got years ago...flowers. 125 pieces in a 15 by 17 inch block. This quilt already has been named the " Oh dammit" quilt. I have dyslexia...Sigh. But it is good brain exercise.
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    Old 06-30-2016, 10:20 AM
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    Originally Posted by Jordan
    My challenge is to get to sew---three granddaughters live with me and with school being out, it is a big challenge to sew at anytime. But I love them to death and just look forward to when school starts again!! LOL
    I hope you find a few hours during the week!
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    Originally Posted by francie yuhas
    I'm working on a Pam Bono kit I got years ago...flowers. 125 pieces in a 15 by 17 inch block. This quilt already has been named the " Oh dammit" quilt. I have dyslexia...Sigh. But it is good brain exercise.
    Keep working away at it and soon it will be finished!
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    I'm working on a UFO that I have re-worked by cutting the previously pieced squares and strip sets into new units and adding some light colored batiks--there are 5 large square blocks, the largest measures 29" x 29" and will go in the center. The four smaller ones will be set around it on the sides and 4 rectangular units will extend diagonally out from the corners. All units are variations on 4 patch or disappearing 4 patch. The challenge will be determining what sizes to cut the filler strips to make it all work out.

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