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Old 02-05-2011, 02:49 AM
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Mommadorian I love your neat, clean looking farmhouse.
Nickylsf you have it all in your block. Very, very cute.
Quilter I am planning to use some dark night sky, too. PP is certainly not my thing, but I will give this a try. It's only paper and fabric right? What can be so hard? That's what I keep telling myself. Hope it works better this time.
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Old 02-05-2011, 03:00 AM
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I have a PP "how to" book by Carol Doak and she recommends a few basting stitches at each intersection prior to joining two pieces together. I will try that this time. Someone(couldn't find the posting)previously mentioned that and it is a good idea. Thanks for reminding me.
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Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
Love all the blocks so far...Great window boxes and all the extra touches all have put on their house.
Below is my translation of a Farmhouse...Allot of animals taking over the place on a stormy day. Always wanted to live on a farm and have a hse just like this cats and all....
Added the border...now it's finished...Matching border to go with House done in Jan
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I love it!
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Old 02-05-2011, 05:55 AM
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I think your block looks great! I've been looking at it to see what's missing and I think I have figured it out, but it is NOT obvious at all. As a matter of fact I would never have noticed if you hadn't said anything.

I plan on starting mine today, but I need to clean my sewing area, so I have room to work.

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I have decided that I'm never attempting the farmhouse again!!
This is the one and only farmhouse block for my quilt. It's wonky, and I just realised I missed a piece entirely, but it is done. :?
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Originally Posted by lindyline
I have decided that I'm never attempting the farmhouse again!!
This is the one and only farmhouse block for my quilt. It's wonky, and I just realised I missed a piece entirely, but it is done. :?
It' a great Farm House! I like your choice of fabrics. I would not have noticed the missing piece if you had not mentioned it!
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Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
Love all the blocks so far...Great window boxes and all the extra touches all have put on their house.
Below is my translation of a Farmhouse...Allot of animals taking over the place on a stormy day. Always wanted to live on a farm and have a hse just like this cats and all....
Added the border...now it's finished...Matching border to go with House done in Jan
I love your farmhouse. The colors are so warm and the wood siding is perfect!

The border is a great idea to tie everything together. I have been worried that my blocks might not all end up at 12.5" so this is a great solution.
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Old 02-05-2011, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by sandyl
I have a PP "how to" book by Carol Doak and she recommends a few basting stitches at each intersection prior to joining two pieces together. I will try that this time. Someone(couldn't find the posting)previously mentioned that and it is a good idea. Thanks for reminding me.
Yes, Carol is big on that. As she says, "Pin and baste, pin and baste, pin and baste." lol
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Well if I was a house builder, I would be out of business!! - Still trying to get porch area to work out! What a challenge but great learning experience. A great big "Wow" to those who have finished their block. My house to be completed soon.
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your solidary farm house is cute, what did you miss?
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