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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
Try the block on point and follow my tute for card trick blocks - second half of the tute gives easy on-point instructions.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-100648-8.htm near the bottom of the page is the pdf. download. The star would be more pronounced with a very light alternate block between the stars. Jan in VA |
Oh boy, that is just beautiful! I love what the "helpers" did with photoshop. you might have already gotten this suggestion, but here I go with my two cents worth. Does this block lend itself to sashing? I could picture a darker royal or navy blue, perhaps a tone on tone to give it some depth. Whatever you do, it will be beautiful. If you don't like it, you can always give it to me LOL...
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That is one gorgeous block. Please don't stop! I have 2 square mirrors that I use to help me visualize multipleblocks.
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If you really don't like it when it is done, you can always donate it, or just send it to me!!!
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Love it.
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I agree with everyone--it is beautiful and would be a shame if you did not continue now that we all had a glimpse! I prefer the two suggestions without the sashings. But, whatever you choose will be a stunner!
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if it looks too bold when you have finished the 12 + blocks, you could always use white sashing to break it up a bit. Please finish this it is beautiful
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That is a beautiful block. The colors don't seem too bold to me. An older quilt-making lady told me to make qults in bolder colors as they stay true longer. This was 40 years ago, and fabrics have changed, but I still hold to that rule.
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Finish the quilt. I like that block and I think a quilt like that would be beautiful.
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Very pretty!!! It will look great!!!
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