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Old 11-29-2011, 05:16 PM
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Rhonda:

As usual you do amazing work. You squares and the colors you used are beautiful. You are AMAZING.

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Awesome, thanks for sharing!!!!
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Old 12-19-2011, 03:06 PM
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Thanks Rhonda for all the great ideas and tutorials...
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Rhonda, thanks that was fun but best of all is the baby picture she is beautiful
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what a beautiful quilt these would make! WOW you knocked yourself out for this. you are so generous. thank you! they are beautiful!
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Thank you toodie and terri! Yes I think Serenity is a pretty little girl! And terri I love love designing and coming up with ways of using traditional quilt blocks
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Rhonda love your blocks. I have learned a lot from you. Thanks Juanita
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Would you suggest ironing the seams open since there are so mny to match up. Wouldn't it be bulky in places if ironed to one side?
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Would you suggest ironing the seams open since there are so mny to match up. Wouldn't it be bulky in places if ironed to one side?
I always iron open because I don't like the feeling of having one side thicker than the other. Plus I think it is easier to handle when you match the seams. I like my pieces to be as flat as possible so I always iron never just press.
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