Curves, but all straight lines....
#31
Originally Posted by pdcakm
Originally Posted by dunster
There are other patterns that appear to have curved lines. Kaleidoscopes come to mind. This was one of my first quilts - don't look too closely at the workmanship, but you can see the circles.
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Originally Posted by Kitsie
Originally Posted by susiequilt
Someone found the book on sale for you and posted here:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-82520-1.htm
It was nativetexan and she found the book at big horn quilts.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-82520-1.htm
It was nativetexan and she found the book at big horn quilts.
Happy dance - Amazon has it a lot cheaper! Thanks to all of you who took part in my quest!
:-D :-D :-D :-D
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thanks for the info dunster. i could tell it wasn't stack-n-whack but couldn't place it beyond that. back in my early days i was too intimidated to even pay attention to anything that appeared too difficult. now i will try anything once and some things twice. tee-hee.
i too remember the "i'll deal with it later" mode. try not to do that too often now. ha-ha.
i too remember the "i'll deal with it later" mode. try not to do that too often now. ha-ha.
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I had ordered this book from amazon on the 13th and it arrived today! Just like new condition. Funny but I picked a seller that is only about a half hour from me!
It's an amazing quilt. We will have to have a sew along when we get around to doing it.
You wonder what they think at amazon when there is a run on a certain book. I think there as many listed now as before we all bought but the cheaper ones are gone. It's still a great buy for $4.98.
It's an amazing quilt. We will have to have a sew along when we get around to doing it.
You wonder what they think at amazon when there is a run on a certain book. I think there as many listed now as before we all bought but the cheaper ones are gone. It's still a great buy for $4.98.
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Well, the service was great as usual, the book is really good and has some very beautiful patterns BUT the one we all like is
88 1/2" x 66"!! I wasn't looking to make a bed quilt!
It would be just a bear to make smaller, so I may just make a section of it. Or if I can adapt it to freezer paper piecing I could maybe reduce the size.
88 1/2" x 66"!! I wasn't looking to make a bed quilt!
It would be just a bear to make smaller, so I may just make a section of it. Or if I can adapt it to freezer paper piecing I could maybe reduce the size.
#36
Originally Posted by Kitsie
Well, the service was great as usual, the book is really good and has some very beautiful patterns BUT the one we all like is
88 1/2" x 66"!! I wasn't looking to make a bed quilt!
It would be just a bear to make smaller, so I may just make a section of it. Or if I can adapt it to freezer paper piecing I could maybe reduce the size.
88 1/2" x 66"!! I wasn't looking to make a bed quilt!
It would be just a bear to make smaller, so I may just make a section of it. Or if I can adapt it to freezer paper piecing I could maybe reduce the size.
have a merry christmas.
#37
I got my book from Amazon yesterday. It has several quilts that are now on my to do list. Great book! Thanks for finding it.
I made the attached with a variation of kaleidoscope and another block. It looks like it has curves too.
I made the attached with a variation of kaleidoscope and another block. It looks like it has curves too.
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Originally Posted by redpurselady
I got my book from Amazon yesterday. It has several quilts that are now on my to do list. Great book! Thanks for finding it.
I made the attached with a variation of kaleidoscope and another block. It looks like it has curves too.
I made the attached with a variation of kaleidoscope and another block. It looks like it has curves too.
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