2017 Temperature Quilt
01-10-2017, 07:42 PM
#92
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Kassaundra: Nice!! Thanks for joining us in this crazy...I mean awesome adventure. I considered doing something with curves so I could get better at them but ultimately changed my mind for fear of giving up around April-ish or so. 
Moonrise: So Cute!!!
Moonrise: So Cute!!!
01-11-2017, 10:27 AM
#94
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Location: Rural Oklahoma
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Oklahoma weather is drunken for sure!!! lol Feedback score is a way for people on the board who you interact with, (sell to, do work for, or swap blocks with) can leave public info either positive or negative.
Originally Posted by MNT GRANDMA
The weather is truly drunken Kassaundra!
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01-11-2017, 10:56 PM
#96
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Join Date: May 2015
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Originally Posted by moonrise
I think this is what I'm going to do.
Picture this as a calendar with 12 months. The red indicates the day's high temp. The blue is the low temp. The yellow stripe will be "weather" fabric. I've ordered some fabric with raindrops, some with clouds, some with sunshines, and some with snowflakes.
(Yes, my calendar is all "Januaries" (LOL!), but pretend they're the actual months. Any blank spaces will be black fabric.)
I plan to use 3-1/2" squares (3" finished), so by the time I add sashing and borders, it should come out to be about queen-sized. (Hope my math is correct. I need a nap!)
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Picture this as a calendar with 12 months. The red indicates the day's high temp. The blue is the low temp. The yellow stripe will be "weather" fabric. I've ordered some fabric with raindrops, some with clouds, some with sunshines, and some with snowflakes.
(Yes, my calendar is all "Januaries" (LOL!), but pretend they're the actual months. Any blank spaces will be black fabric.)
I plan to use 3-1/2" squares (3" finished), so by the time I add sashing and borders, it should come out to be about queen-sized. (Hope my math is correct. I need a nap!)
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01-12-2017, 12:22 PM
#99
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Location: Va.
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Hi Neuras,
Our highs sometimes go over 100, not into the 110s, but still pretty close. I'm using a blotchy purple and red/maroon batik that is on the dark side and just has a hot look about it. I had tried bright colors like oranges and reds, but those worked better for 80s and 90s, they just didn't look hot enough to me LOL.
Rob
Our highs sometimes go over 100, not into the 110s, but still pretty close. I'm using a blotchy purple and red/maroon batik that is on the dark side and just has a hot look about it. I had tried bright colors like oranges and reds, but those worked better for 80s and 90s, they just didn't look hot enough to me LOL.
Rob
01-12-2017, 06:43 PM
#100
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Originally Posted by Neuras
Thnak you! I'm interested in perhaps joining your group but am having issues since our highs at times go into the 115-120's... What ideas would you offer to cover this range?
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