My sister's quilt top finished.
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Trying to get my sister's a quilt made by their birthday. I have until the last of Nov. and Dec. I should be able to do that. Will be 3 quilts. First one is finished and I am working on a Grandmother's Fan quilt for my next one. I can't decide to sew them together all the same way or four in a big circle. I am very new at this.
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The fabric you chose gives the blocks such motion! I think it looks great.
For an idea of what 4 GMF look like peiced together in a circle here is a pic. These four I had intended to make pillow shams out of but ended up nixing that idea and they languished as orphan blocks in my stash for a very long time. I decided to piece them into a quilt back.
For an idea of what 4 GMF look like peiced together in a circle here is a pic. These four I had intended to make pillow shams out of but ended up nixing that idea and they languished as orphan blocks in my stash for a very long time. I decided to piece them into a quilt back.
#8
That is so pretty. I could never get the points like you have on the surrounding blocks. But I love how the GMF look. Thanks for sharing.
Originally Posted by feline fanatic
The fabric you chose gives the blocks such motion! I think it looks great.
For an idea of what 4 GMF look like peiced together in a circle here is a pic. These four I had intended to make pillow shams out of but ended up nixing that idea and they languished as orphan blocks in my stash for a very long time. I decided to piece them into a quilt back.
For an idea of what 4 GMF look like peiced together in a circle here is a pic. These four I had intended to make pillow shams out of but ended up nixing that idea and they languished as orphan blocks in my stash for a very long time. I decided to piece them into a quilt back.
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