Old 04-07-2011, 07:21 AM
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quiltmouse
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I have not done a stack & whack, but I have read my book several times, most recently a week ago.

(respectfully disagree) I think the first one is much better. The bigger & bolder the more wham the stack & whack will be.

One drawback, is you need 6 repeats. In a pattern that large, you will need quite a bit of fabric. Do you love it enough to be willing to use your scraps?

According to my book, the fussy part is stacking 6 layers of fabric very carefully so the pattern lines up. Then you whack it all at once, fussy cuts on the 6 stack, at every place you want your pieces cut from.

It makes a very dynamic quilt. You do have to have a solid background so the pinwheels or whatever POP.

this is the book I own

http://www.overstock.com/Books-Movie...9/product.html
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