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10-25-2012, 09:10 AM

#41

jojosnana

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Originally Posted by Nantie

Your quilt looks beautiful, this pattern is also on my list, i bought the book "a while" ago when i saw the quilt hanging...I need to make an organized new year "project" list...how does that sound..lol

An organized project list.......what is that? Every time I get organized someone has a baby or a wedding or something that wasn't in the plan.

10-25-2012, 12:02 PM

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lpsewing

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Wow,your quilt is amazing,be sure to show us the finished quilt,please !!!

10-25-2012, 12:04 PM

#43

Rumbols

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Awesome quilt. Great job.

10-25-2012, 12:12 PM

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wolph33

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all I can say is --WOW-amazing work.

10-25-2012, 12:24 PM

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nygal

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Wow that is beautiful. I love black, white and red.

10-25-2012, 02:29 PM

#46

rita222

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Originally Posted by kbonafede

Oh! Oh! Oh! -- Your piecing is incredible and the quilt is absolutely beautiful. You can take a bow! Are you going to quilt it yourself? What machine are you going to use to quilt it, or are you going to hand quilt it? However it is quilted, it is very very pretty. We can feel the intensity of work put into making this quilt top. Well done!!

yes I am planning on quilting it myself. I have a Juki TLQ I can't do any of the fancy stitching but I can
do simple designs, at least enough to hold it together. I really enjoy doing the tops the quilting is sorta secondary.
thank you for your kind words.

10-25-2012, 02:34 PM

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rita222

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Originally Posted by rusty quilter

Funny thing--I just bought that book last week for that pattern. Once I looked at all of the detailed cutting--decided to put it on the back shelf. How challenging is "challenging" if you were to estimate the hours put into piecing the top?

It took me two months but I must admit I did not work on it daily. those small pieces can get to you. I ripped more than I sewed some days. I kept saying " there must be an easier way" but never did find onel