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this was 96 x 96 before washing. now it's 94 x 94, so it lost 2" all around.
the cutting was done when the kids were small, and i don't know what the fibre content is. so i quilted heavily to compensate for uneven shrinking. the outside blocks are quilted flat, and the inside ones are puffy in the center. this was done with invisible monofilament. i should say that i have it near the front door and every time we open the door it blows around, so i pinned it for the pictures. it's really very flat with very square corners. i don't know what you would call this pattern [ATTACH=CONFIG]32008[/ATTACH] flats and puffies [ATTACH=CONFIG]32009[/ATTACH] puffies [ATTACH=CONFIG]32010[/ATTACH] |
I love this scrappy! and I thought I was the only one with UFOs from 15 years ago!
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Oh I love it!!! It is sooooo pretty! I know you said you don't know the name of the pattern, but do you have the pattern or know where I can get a similar one? I would really like to put this on my project list.
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for each block i just cut opposing colors, two corners and two insides each, no pattern. i just didn't quilt the center, but if i had thought in advance, i think i would have put some extra batting in there. i was just playing it as i went.
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I would call it gorgeous :thumbup:
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thank you. i was surprised at the 'movement' when i saw it laid out.
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It's GREAT!
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Oh, I like that one. I like the 'scrappiness' and the movement....wonderful pattern.
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It's beautiful! See you next month at Quiltfest!
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Beautiful!
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