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Old 02-11-2011, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by nanaquilter
Just printed out the first block. It looks like it will really be pretty. I have lots of fat quarters in batiks but will need to get background fabric. Will the 4 yards allow for mistakes or should I buy some extra for "just in case"?
I'm a paranoid quilter. I bought five just in case which is way more than what was originally called for. Since it is a neutral background I figured I could always use it.
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Old 02-11-2011, 12:38 PM
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I think I have my center block colors all figured out. I put in my blue in there also since I think it broke up all the darker colors.
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Old 02-11-2011, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by BonniFeltz
I think I have my center block colors all figured out. I put in my blue in there also since I think it broke up all the darker colors.
Bonni - it looks great.

Now to figure our what colors I'm going to use. Thanks Peg for a wonderful BOM. Love seeing Applique.
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Originally Posted by BonniFeltz
I think I have my center block colors all figured out. I put in my blue in there also since I think it broke up all the darker colors.
It looks really great. I like the blue in there too. I can't wait to get the fabric so I can get started.
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Here is my center square. It is not perfect but from what I understand you are suppose to view fine paintings from a distance. Might I suggest that you view this from Boston.
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Old 02-11-2011, 02:04 PM
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Here is my center square. It is not perfect but from what I understand you are suppose to view fine paintings from a distance. Might I suggest that you view this from Boston.
wow! you're done already? I'm impressed and in awe. :)

It looks wonderful. I didn't think about putting in a blue vase.
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Old 02-11-2011, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by craftiladi
Peg thanks so much for the link...you are a wonderful teacher, so patient with all our newbie questions.
When students take a class in my studio, they are welcome to come & work here annytime they want. My motto is no quilt will be left unnfinished, no student left puzzled. Years ago when I took classes, I would get home, stumble, &the quilt would end up either unfinished, or not square &be a mess.

Even now,,, with the students from the local shop where I teach, come to my studio to finish.

Send your questions, I WILL help you as much as I can.
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Originally Posted by nanaquilter
Just printed out the first block. It looks like it will really be pretty. I have lots of fat quarters in batiks but will need to get background fabric. Will the 4 yards allow for mistakes or should I buy some extra for "just in case"?

If you are buying a basic neutral that can be used somewhere else, it can't hurt to have a fudge factor.
I bought 5 yards, if I want to make the quilt a little bigger, I have it.
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Originally Posted by nanaquilter
Just printed out the first block. It looks like it will really be pretty. I have lots of fat quarters in batiks but will need to get background fabric. Will the 4 yards allow for mistakes or should I buy some extra for "just in case"?

If you are buying a basic neutral that can be used somewhere else, it can't hurt to have a fudge factor.
I bought 5 yards, if I want to make the quilt a little bigger, I have it.
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Bonni,, beautiful, I glad you added the blue it really works. I also like tht you made the stems dark &leaves lighter. G reat job!
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