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Great stash buster!
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ooooh you're right! Looks easy and the bright colors are right up my alley! Thanks for sharing :-D
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Originally Posted by SherriB
That is a gorgeous quilt. I have bookmarked it here and also in favorites. I would love to make it for youngest DD for Christmas.
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On! Very Pretty! I love what those Batiks do to quilts.
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Thx for this! It would make a great leaders/enders project. That is, you can use the square units (at least) to scrap on and off as you piece. Great way to stop wasting thread!
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I've made one using batiks. Goes together very nicely. Someday I may get it quilted.
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How many of you joined the HST and Strips Exchange on the Quilt Show site????? I did and am constantly looking for good ideas to use all these HSTs and Strips ----this is a great site with many appropriate patterns.
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Originally Posted by tinliz
This would be a great quilt to piece using Bonnie Hunters method of leaders and enders. After I finish piecing a quilt top, I cut my leftovers into usable sizes and place them next to my machine. I use these for leaders and enders when working on another project. This saves time and thread.
Check out quiltville.com for more information. http://www.quiltville.com/leadersenders.shtml |
Great design for a scrap quilt also. Love your fabrics.
Congrats, Kutnso |
Great design for a scrap quilt also. Love your fabrics.
Congrats, Kutnso |
Originally Posted by jillaine
I love the jewel box pattern. I started one several years ago when my cousin-in-law was pregnant. Her daughter is now... six? seven? What happened is that I used scraps, and well, it's just, .... boring. I got bored making it. I didn't think (and still don't think) that it's a little girl's quilt. And frankly I don't think it's all that interesting for anyone.
The black background in the one linked to above is very dramatic though. I may try it again at some later date. In the meantime, I keep working slowly but surely away at this undesirable UFO jewel box. I carry the scraps in a zip lock back and hand piece a little here and a little there. |
Originally Posted by jillaine
I love the jewel box pattern. I started one several years ago when my cousin-in-law was pregnant. Her daughter is now... six? seven? What happened is that I used scraps, and well, it's just, .... boring. I got bored making it. I didn't think (and still don't think) that it's a little girl's quilt. And frankly I don't think it's all that interesting for anyone.
The black background in the one linked to above is very dramatic though. I may try it again at some later date. In the meantime, I keep working slowly but surely away at this undesirable UFO jewel box. I carry the scraps in a zip lock back and hand piece a little here and a little there. |
Thanks for the site. I will put in my to do box... will I ever get to them??? :-D
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Thanks for sharing.
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Love the pattern, thank you for the info. will have to give it a try today.
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Great pattern, thank you so much for sharing!
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I think I will do that one for my second quilt.
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oooo pretty. thanks
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I made this quilt for my DGD High School graduation. It came out beautiful. Have fun.
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Very pretty. I love the colors with the black. Looks like a keeper to me. :lol:
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Thanks, am bookmarking the site for the future.
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I'm very new. What is HST's? Emilie. Beautiful quilt!!
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thank you for sharing
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I love that so many people are sharing photos of their completed ones. It gives me an idea of which colors I like the best.
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Perfect! Just what I have been saving my brights for...but didn't know it until now! Thank you so much for sharing! :)
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Originally Posted by Emilie Dixon
I'm very new. What is HST's? Emilie. Beautiful quilt!!
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Awsome quilt pattern. I'm going to make that one.
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that is pretty !
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Originally Posted by bj
Got this today from about.quilting. I thought it was pretty awesome looking and only uses HSTs and 4patch blocks.
http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltpa...quilt.htm?nl=1 |
I saved it thanks
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It's included on the link:
http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltpa..._box_quilt.htm If you want to pay money, there are several (google:jewel box quilt pattern) including: http://www.etsy.com/listing/64956955...lt-pattern-one And here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLiVtThdL8s |
Lovely and bright!! I love the quilting (thread and pattern) as well!
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bj, I printed out your instructions. The quilt is beautiful.
Hopefully, I will make it. You know the saying "so many quilts and so little time. Thank you for the pattern and instructions. Pauline |
Originally Posted by jillaine
thanks for the encouragement. i can't see "beautiful" but I can see that I've already put in a lot of work, so I want to finish it even though I've lost "heart" in it. I've played around with putting sashing in between, but it doesn't really add anything.
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I like your version of the jewel box too. I like the pastels.
Pauline |
Originally Posted by sherriequilts
I love it. Want my addy?
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love this! Its great seeing all the variations :thumbup:
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thank you
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You should definately finish this quilt. I think it is so beautiful and love the colors.
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very nice.
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