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    Old 02-10-2011, 03:43 AM
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    Originally Posted by ozarkmama
    oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, now I get to learn new software and a new quilting technique. Lots to expect out of my 76 year old brain. But, here goes anyway. thanks so much for your help!
    Ok I read your post and thought "no way would I want to learn new software & a new quilting technique" then I read your age you so bravely posted....you my dear are a true inspiration...reach in my computer & slap me when I start complaining would ya..lol
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    Old 02-10-2011, 03:47 AM
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    Originally Posted by craftiladi
    Originally Posted by ozarkmama
    oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, now I get to learn new software and a new quilting technique. Lots to expect out of my 76 year old brain. But, here goes anyway. thanks so much for your help!
    Ok I read your post and thought "no way would I want to learn new software & a new quilting technique" then I read your age you so bravely posted....you my dear are a true inspiration...reach in my computer & slap me when I start complaining would ya..lol
    My sentiments too, I hope I have your spirit when I grow up! :-D
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    Old 02-10-2011, 08:08 AM
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    Quilt looks great... what do you mean by hole replacement circles?
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    Old 02-10-2011, 09:34 AM
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    i want to thank you for posting this quilt when i was younger my grandmother was making one and i fell in love with it. i have always wanted to find patterns for the quilt as so i could make myself one . thank you again and i love how you are posting everything step by step this way i should have no problems with trying this
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    Old 02-10-2011, 09:56 AM
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    I'm so excited to get my fabrics so I can start this. When I started quilting I saw a beautiful Baltimore style quilt that our guild ladies did for the opportunity quilt, and I thought "I will NEVER be able to do something like that". But if I do machine applique I should be fine and get through this.
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    Old 02-10-2011, 10:20 AM
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    Originally Posted by gal288
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    Peg, what kind of hoop do you use to do needle turn???? I have a small embroidery hoop but thinking of getting a bigger one. what do you suggest???
    I. Do not use a hoop, just freehand
    WOW! that is awesome :D :D :D Mine always seems to get puckered up from pulling the thread to tight :oops: I guess I need to loosen up :lol:
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    Originally Posted by gal288
    Originally Posted by ozarkmama
    I have EQ6 on my computer but am just learning to use it. How do I get the pattern for this BOM using EQ6? Thanks.
    On the first page, right after the fabric photos, there is a download for EQ, click and it will automatically open in EQ. Then save it in the program.

    What do we use the brown fat quarter for? is that suppose to be for our vases? I need a bit of help with that one. I was looking at the picture but it's hard to determine (by my tired eyes anyway) if the vase is gold or brown, etc. Can you take a little time out to tell us what the golds and browns were used in?

    I'd appreciate it.

    I'm trying to figure out what colors for what so I can play with EQ7 since I scanned in my fabric.
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    Old 02-10-2011, 03:59 PM
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    Originally Posted by BonniFeltz
    Originally Posted by gal288
    Originally Posted by ozarkmama
    I have EQ6 on my computer but am just learning to use it. How do I get the pattern for this BOM using EQ6? Thanks.
    On the first page, right after the fabric photos, there is a download for EQ, click and it will automatically open in EQ. Then save it in the program.

    What do we use the brown fat quarter for? is that suppose to be for our vases? I need a bit of help with that one. I was looking at the picture but it's hard to determine (by my tired eyes anyway) if the vase is gold or brown, etc. Can you take a little time out to tell us what the golds and browns were used in?

    I'd appreciate it.

    I'm trying to figure out what colors for what so I can play with EQ7 since I scanned in my fabric.
    I used the golds for the flower centers, the vase, and the tulips.

    The Brown, some flower centers, and for instance, in this block you could do the stems for the berries in brown.
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    Old 02-10-2011, 04:01 PM
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    Originally Posted by deranged_damsel
    Originally Posted by gal288
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    Peg, what kind of hoop do you use to do needle turn???? I have a small embroidery hoop but thinking of getting a bigger one. what do you suggest???
    I. Do not use a hoop, just freehand
    WOW! that is awesome :D :D :D Mine always seems to get puckered up from pulling the thread to tight :oops: I guess I need to loosen up :lol:
    That's why I don't use a hoop, the background fabric is too taught, and when you release it, it will pucker.

    I do pull my applique stitches tightly into the background, but because the background fabric is loose, it won't pucker.
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    Old 02-10-2011, 04:04 PM
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    Originally Posted by jljack
    I'm so excited to get my fabrics so I can start this. When I started quilting I saw a beautiful Baltimore style quilt that our guild ladies did for the opportunity quilt, and I thought "I will NEVER be able to do something like that". But if I do machine applique I should be fine and get through this.
    Machine applique is a good place to start, if you use the clear monofiliment thread, with a small zig-zag, it will look like hand applique.

    The other way is to use black buttonhole throught, for a folk art look.

    Either way is beautiful, just depends on what you like.
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