Siggy Swap for 2011
#361
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Originally Posted by turtlerouge
Hmmm, a Christmas siggy, now that is a wonderful idea. Any ideas what block for Christmas?
Okay, what about the summer block, any ideas of a block or theme?
Okay, what about the summer block, any ideas of a block or theme?
#362
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white in the center Christmas/ holiday fabrics in the corner
http://www.straw.com/quilting/articles/snowball.html
http://www.straw.com/quilting/articles/snowball.html
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Originally Posted by sharon b
white in the center Christmas/ holiday fabrics in the corner
http://www.straw.com/quilting/articles/snowball.html
http://www.straw.com/quilting/articles/snowball.html
#364
HiSharon b, that's a great idea, seriously thinking on it. Hi Aurora, do you have any stars in mind that are easy to make? Don't forget these should be around the 6" block size or less.
Could you please help me provide very easy to follow, step by step directions to making those?
I can do another swap starting in June for the summer swap, when would you suggest starting the Christmas swap?
i think i'm going to open to the 1st 100 for summer swap, and if that goes well, then open is unlimited.
How does that sound?
Could you please help me provide very easy to follow, step by step directions to making those?
I can do another swap starting in June for the summer swap, when would you suggest starting the Christmas swap?
i think i'm going to open to the 1st 100 for summer swap, and if that goes well, then open is unlimited.
How does that sound?
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Turtlerouge--
Your can go to this site and get just about any block that you want.
http://www.quilterscache.com/
Your can go to this site and get just about any block that you want.
http://www.quilterscache.com/
#366
Thanks Linda, I love that site, unfortunately, there really are not a lot of easy siggy block styles to choose from. We already did the signature blocks. Most of the 6" blocks on there are paper piecing, which i don't know how to do and I'm sure there are others who don't know how to pp either. So, it has to be very easy with step by step directions and 6" or less, 6" was very much requested.
Thanks for coming up with that link, Linda!
Thanks for coming up with that link, Linda!
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Originally Posted by turtlerouge
HiSharon b, that's a great idea, seriously thinking on it. Hi Aurora, do you have any stars in mind that are easy to make? Don't forget these should be around the 6" block size or less.
Could you please help me provide very easy to follow, step by step directions to making those?
I can do another swap starting in June for the summer swap, when would you suggest starting the Christmas swap?
i think i'm going to open to the 1st 100 for summer swap, and if that goes well, then open is unlimited.
How does that sound?
Could you please help me provide very easy to follow, step by step directions to making those?
I can do another swap starting in June for the summer swap, when would you suggest starting the Christmas swap?
i think i'm going to open to the 1st 100 for summer swap, and if that goes well, then open is unlimited.
How does that sound?
The instructions are on the Moda Website, as are the free instructions for the quilt they are making using the star blocks.
http://www.unitednotions.com/LA_just_one_star.pdf
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