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Originally Posted by Mkotch
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I like nine patch blocks alternating with snowballs. Can be very effective, depending on the fabric you use.
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I have had good luck with Panels and borders, closing it with a closing border of Flying Geese, Piano Keys, ect.
Both Missouri Star and Keepsake have really nice-looking panels. Good luck! Mariah |
Jenny has a really neat pineapple quilt that is easy to make but looks very difficult. I watched her tutorial video last night and that is another quilt on my bucket list.
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Originally Posted by JJBlaine
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Fractured Crystals by Linda Ballard is my all time favorite quilt to do. It is deceptively easy and fast to make. In fact, I used to teach a class at a LQS for this pattern, and almost every single person who attended my class walked out with a completed wallhanging in under 3 hours!
http://www.letsquilt.com/Classes/D-H...5/Default.aspx |
I love that, too. I'd buy it if there was a download.
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Originally Posted by NatalieF
(Post 7883381)
I'm new to quilting and have only made a few, so take this with a grain of salt. 3 dudes goes together really well and looks great. I'm working on one now that's also very fast but looks great...just took framed squares, split them diagonally, mix them up and reassemble. Easy peasy, looks great and gives you a lot of quilting options. Depending on how large you make your squares, you can cover a lot of ground quickly. I have no idea what the pattern would be called, but I saw a gorgeous example on Facebook done in Fall colors. Here's my example, although not as nice as the one I saw and still in progress: [ATTACH=CONFIG]578356[/ATTACH] although you might want to leave out the dog... ;)
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Originally Posted by NZquilter
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Wow, I love this one! Is the only way to get the pattern is by buying it?
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