i need help before i pull my hair out
09-28-2011, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by the casual quilter
I'd do the same as leatheflea suggested. I've done that with
t-shirt quilts when the motifs weren't the same size and it worked pretty well. You can use more than one border in different colors in different colors on some of the blocks also and you can use fish print fabrics in some borders.
t-shirt quilts when the motifs weren't the same size and it worked pretty well. You can use more than one border in different colors in different colors on some of the blocks also and you can use fish print fabrics in some borders.
10-01-2011, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by kiffie2413
Originally Posted by SandyinZ4
Here is the link to how I did one of mine.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-48021-1.htm
Hope the picture helps.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-48021-1.htm
Hope the picture helps.
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10-08-2011, 04:05 PM
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thanks for every bodies input. it's together but not sure i like it. right now it's hanging on the design wall while i decide if i'm taking it apart or leaving it. i think the biggest problem is the colors are so boring.....but that's the shirts i had to work with. when i get home i will post a pic and see what you all think. thanks again.
10-08-2011, 11:13 PM
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http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-158780-1.htm
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
10-09-2011, 02:22 AM
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Originally Posted by TanyaL
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-158780-1.htm
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
10-09-2011, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by dotski
Originally Posted by TanyaL
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-158780-1.htm
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
10-09-2011, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by dotski
Originally Posted by dotski
Originally Posted by TanyaL
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-158780-1.htm
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
10-09-2011, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by TanyaL
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-158780-1.htm
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
Try this format. I think it might give you all the pizazz you want and solve your sashing problems at the same time. It is a non-traditional style that apparently was designed by a 14 yr old GD of one of our members. It's very attractive. Anyway, it might help you to think outside the box, or outside the rectangle. Good Luck.
10-09-2011, 01:02 PM
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I think it looks fine....you used the shirts and did what you could with them. I'm not fond of the black with the white flowers...but it does give it a tropical flair...that goes with fish. Good job!
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