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Old 06-10-2016, 03:39 AM
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When I saw the first quilt I thought of fabrics I was gifted by my aunt that was a tote of solids labeled Amish fabrics.
I like how you mixed the colors with the white or cream fabrics. Thank you for sharing.

Am I understanding right that I would place a Light 6" square RSTG with a Colored 6" square and draw a line on the diagonal and sew 1/4" each side of the drawn line to make 2 hsts? What would be the finished size? Thanks for your help.
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Beautiful job on both but LOVE the colors on the first
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Old 06-10-2016, 04:43 AM
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Beautiful. Great way to reduce stash, but only if you don't by anymore fabric!
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Both very nice quilts and commendations to you for your donations. That said, I too am in awe of the first one, the never-ending variety of half-square triangles is amazing and this one is really neat.
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Old 06-10-2016, 06:14 AM
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Very nice for the new babies.
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Originally Posted by copycat View Post
When I saw the first quilt I thought of fabrics I was gifted by my aunt that was a tote of solids labeled Amish fabrics.
I like how you mixed the colors with the white or cream fabrics. Thank you for sharing.

Am I understanding right that I would place a Light 6" square RSTG with a Colored 6" square and draw a line on the diagonal and sew 1/4" each side of the drawn line to make 2 hsts? What would be the finished size? Thanks for your help.
Yes copycat. My blocks turned out 5 1/2" when cut and pressed.
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Thank you all so much for your comments. I am working on another one and don't know how I am going to lay them out but you are so right there is an endless variety to placement of these gems.
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Beautiful job! I'm sure they will be very well loved
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Old 06-10-2016, 12:05 PM
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What great donation gifts. Yes you will reduce your stash if you keep going.
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these quilts are soooooo cool! great job.
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