D9p with bird (cardinals?)
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Gail
Not too sure if this is what you are looking for - it's an Irish Chain Cardinal Quilt that Terri made - take a look it's beautiful.
Tisha :wink:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/forums/show/5.page
Not too sure if this is what you are looking for - it's an Irish Chain Cardinal Quilt that Terri made - take a look it's beautiful.
Tisha :wink:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/forums/show/5.page
#3
Originally Posted by GailG
I'm looking for a D9P that was posted a while back. It was a disappearing 9 patch that featured a beautiful bird fabric. Don't remember who posted it.
I can't get the link posted by quilter1962 to work, but here is one posted by loretta
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/11610.page
this one is terri's, incase you can't get the other link to work either...
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/11314.page
#5
Thank you, Tisha, Melanie, and Terri. Yes, those were the ones I had remembered seeing. Don't know why I thought they were the D9P. Probably because that is what I am trying to do with my cardinal fabric. What I really wanted to see was if the fabric had been fussy-cut or was it at "random". It seems to be at random, and it really looks nice. I think I may have spent a lot of time fussy-cutting for nothing. What could have been done with strips, ended up being pretty labor intensive sewing individual blocks together. (Do I sound spoiled to strip piecing, or what???) The 9 patches are done and I have a few of those blocks spliced and resewed into the final blocks. This was a last minute decision to DO IT FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT. I know, I should have my head examined.
You gals are the best. And you work SO FAST. lol :lol:
You gals are the best. And you work SO FAST. lol :lol:
#9
Originally Posted by tlrnhi
Did you post a picture?
All of the blocks for my Cardinal D9P are done. Tomorrow they get sewed into a quilt top. That will be after I return home from doing tours at The Shadows on the Teche, a National Trust historical home. We are doing a first grade Christmas program for all of the elementary schools of the parish.
By the way, the block are gorgeous -- if I do say so myself. :oops: Not perfect, but gorgeous anyway. Haven't decided on whether to use a border or to just bind it. I don't want it to get too big. I used 3 blocks horizontally and 5 blocks vertically. It will be a nice couch size.
#10
Originally Posted by tlrnhi
Good luck finding it!
I've found that the fabric I like is usually sold out :(
I've found that the fabric I like is usually sold out :(
I only wish I had bought more of each piece. :lol:
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