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Old 02-05-2011, 06:55 PM
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Years ago I saw a quilt that was appliqued using MANY different cookie cutters and fell in love :mrgreen: :shock: :mrgreen: It was awesome and always said one day I will make one - so I began collecting cookie cutters :roll: Not that I will ever use them for baking :-o LOL But so far I have over 100 drawn out on heat n Bond , using 30s fabric and put on cream(?) muslin. The cut outs are machine appliqued, then I cam also doing them as a sort of Quilt as you go . So far I have 3 squares finished - and nope haven't figured out how big I will do it or how I will put it all together yet . Welcome all suggestions for putting it together :lol: Some have asked for pics so here they are and will add more as I get them done

the three done
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Close up of a seal
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the backs of all three- hand quilted
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close up of the back of the seal
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Old 02-05-2011, 06:57 PM
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A small sashing will make the quilt go very fast as a qayg!
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Those are so cute. That is going to make a great quilt.
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Originally Posted by Cyn
A small sashing will make the quilt go very fast as a qayg!
I agree.Your blocks are very cute. :thumbup:
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very cute. it will be adorable.
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I once thought about doing this same thing with cookie cutters but never followed through on it. Can't wait to see how your whole quilt turns out!!!
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Sharon, that is such a neat idea, your cookie cutter shapes are so cute. Keep posting pictures as you go along, can't wait to see it finished.
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If you want to add more color, you could frame each one with the same fabric that you used for the applique. It will be beautiful regardless. The fabrics are so nice and you're doing a great job with the stitching.
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I LOVE them!! This is going to be an awesome quilt :thumbup: :D:D:D
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Darling blocks!!
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