Virtual Quilting Weekend -- January 13-16, 2017
01-16-2017, 09:56 AM
#91
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Mid Michigan
Posts: 2,740
Everybody worked on such great quilts this VQW! Love looking at everyone's quilts - so many more ideas. Sewing room is cleaned up except vacuuming. Up next, DGD's quilt. Need to finish putting the blocks together, make backing and binding.
01-16-2017, 12:23 PM
#92
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 251
I like your quilt as is. My favorite baby quilt size is 40 x 60. So 50 x 50 sounds good to me. The bigger one can be used as drag quilts when the baby becomes mobile. 😀
Here's what I've been working on. It's a baby quilt, currently it measures about 50" square. I'm thinking of removing the outer pinkish-purple sections on the right side and bottom and also the white that's next to it on the side and bottom. That will make it 40" square. Part of why I'm thinking of doing this is that I'm not thrilled with the pinkish purple sections, but also I'm wondering if a 50" square quilt is too large to be useful as a baby quilt. What do ya'll think?
Either way, I plan on getting it sandwiched this afternoon and quilted this evening or tomorrow morning.
Rob
Originally Posted by rryder
Here's what I've been working on. It's a baby quilt, currently it measures about 50" square. I'm thinking of removing the outer pinkish-purple sections on the right side and bottom and also the white that's next to it on the side and bottom. That will make it 40" square. Part of why I'm thinking of doing this is that I'm not thrilled with the pinkish purple sections, but also I'm wondering if a 50" square quilt is too large to be useful as a baby quilt. What do ya'll think?
Either way, I plan on getting it sandwiched this afternoon and quilted this evening or tomorrow morning.
Rob
01-16-2017, 01:17 PM
#94
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 9,528
Originally Posted by Macybaby
Patrice - it's just a stained glass pattern -
This is where I got the idea to do what I did - very simple. I did it a bit different in that I started with 9" blocks, cut them apart, mixed around the fabric and sewed them back together. I cut 90- 9" blocks (all different) and then divided them into 10 stacks. I left one hole, and laid out 9 cutting patterns for the others, not going smaller than 2"x2". I tried to use similar sizes so I would have more to mix and match when I put them back together.
http://www.lauriesrandommusings.com/2010/01/picture-tutorial-how-to-make-seattle.html
This is where I got the idea to do what I did - very simple. I did it a bit different in that I started with 9" blocks, cut them apart, mixed around the fabric and sewed them back together. I cut 90- 9" blocks (all different) and then divided them into 10 stacks. I left one hole, and laid out 9 cutting patterns for the others, not going smaller than 2"x2". I tried to use similar sizes so I would have more to mix and match when I put them back together.
http://www.lauriesrandommusings.com/2010/01/picture-tutorial-how-to-make-seattle.html
01-16-2017, 03:25 PM
#95
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Posts: 3,999
Thanks for quilting with me this weekend. I quilted a couple small quilts today, now they just need binding. They should all be done by the end of the week hopefully. Please feel free to continue posting pictures and what you're working on.
See you next month!
See you next month!
01-16-2017, 05:16 PM
#96
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Cottage Grove, MN
Posts: 2,809
Raggiemom: Thanks for hosting again!
I didn't get to the backing for my niece's quilt. I decided to change what I was using for it and wanted to wash it first.
I did finish the block for week 3 from Amy Gibson's book The Quilt Block Cookbook. It was the first time I ever used the blanket stitch and I have been sewing for over 50 years.
Obviously, I don't do much appliqué. .
Connie
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I didn't get to the backing for my niece's quilt. I decided to change what I was using for it and wanted to wash it first.
I did finish the block for week 3 from Amy Gibson's book The Quilt Block Cookbook. It was the first time I ever used the blanket stitch and I have been sewing for over 50 years.
Obviously, I don't do much appliqué. . Connie
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01-16-2017, 08:34 PM
#99
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 26,058
Just finished putting the binding on this donation quilt I was making this long weekend. It goes to its new home tomorrow.
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puffy batting... allover stipple
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Thank you Heather for another fun VQW, and thanks to everyone who posted pictures!
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puffy batting... allover stipple
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Thank you Heather for another fun VQW, and thanks to everyone who posted pictures!
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