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wow, love the colors and how the blocks look together, almost like a wreath effect. where did you find that pattern!
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That will look beautiful with only this block.Love it!
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Dorian, your quilt is going to be drop dead gorgeous. Please keep at it and keep us posted. Loved all the input/pictures of how it "may" look. One of the posts clearly showed another pattern forming in your quilt. Maybe you could make these blocks (from 1/2 triangles) be a lighter version of the blue, etc. to tone it down some and may the stars pop. Noticed several didn't "see" the stars. Anyway, whatever you do...it's going to be fabulous:):) Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring us.
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That is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by MommaDorian
Originally Posted by PatinAtlanta
I am overwhelmed at how beautiful your block is. If my house was not full of my DD and her wonderful family on their way to being transferred to England, I would want to attempt it.
I like all the different suggestions but agree that your best bet is to make some of them and see how you like them together. Was it really hard? I am not very adept at paper piecing!! Pat Pat No, I don't think it was very hard. I've done a fair amount of PP. If you set your mind to it, you can do it. That's how I taught myself. |
I was just looking at the photoshop picture and had another idea. What if you stagger the blocks? Especially since the directions show that you make it in different sections. That way each star will be shown off. Just an idea from a not-very-artistic quilter!
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Originally Posted by MommaDorian
Here's another version. I used Photoshop too. Here it is with sashing.
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Oh my gosh MommaDorian - that is going to be the most beautiful quilt around - don't change a thing. I love, love, love it!
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If you have windows 7, you have the snipping tool and paint program which can be used to create an image of your blocks repeated to what ever size you wish.
snipping and paint tutorial pdf file [ATTACH=CONFIG]171499[/ATTACH] |
Love the quilt and I found the pattern book online.
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