OBW cut out remorse
#62
I am not a fan of OBW either, yet I am making one simply because I admire the process and skill it takes to make one. Please keep going. Even if you hate it when you are done you will have learned loads. We learn much more from our failures then from our successes. I should have a PHD by now. LOL
#63
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Oh, my! To begin with, you "done" good. Just keep going. By the time you get done you will have 16 some of the most beautiful blocks you will ever put together.
Originally Posted by sewingsuz
Has anyone else cut out an OBW and got 96 hexagons to put together and wonder why you did this. My daughter whom never has quilted cut it out Sunday and then left after visiting with me and the Hexagons?????? I figured I would put seven together maybe 4 days a week. I have 9 on design wall . OH my, what have I done. Suzanne
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You don't have to like stack & whack just enjoy the challenge of doing even 16 squares. And that's the fascination....great challenge. You should try just 1 sometime.
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
I don't care for these or the stack & whack...waste of time and fabric as far as I am concerned...never did see a finished one I cared for either...and the makers all complained about the left over waste of fabric...just not sure what the fascination is for these things...
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Forgot to say, I think your blocks are beautiful
Originally Posted by sewingsuz
Has anyone else cut out an OBW and got 96 hexagons to put together and wonder why you did this. My daughter whom never has quilted cut it out Sunday and then left after visiting with me and the Hexagons?????? I figured I would put seven together maybe 4 days a week. I have 9 on design wall . OH my, what have I done. Suzanne
#66
You might think about using 1 (or more) as center medallions for other quilts. How big are they and is this a possibility? I have not gone down this road because I have seen some beautiful fabrics but not so pleasing OBs. Just a thought.
#70
I understand the "oh what have I done" statement. keep going though the blocks are really pretty. Will be well worth the trouble. A friend just finished the blocks for her OBW and now is very happy she stuck with it.
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