I think that you really "lucked-out" with this purchase and have gotten some really good ideas here.
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I recognized a couple of the fabrics too, but I can't remember from when, only that it has been a while!
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I would suggest putting them on point and make a beautiful scrappy! (But then... I seem to be a scrap-a-holic.)
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Originally Posted by WMUTeach
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I would suggest putting them on point and make a beautiful scrappy! (But then... I seem to be a scrap-a-holic.)
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Originally Posted by luana
(Post 7157442)
This might work.
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This is beautiful .... using simple block design, setting on point, with sashings ... now a masterpiece.
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hi mary - for other ideas use google images with the search term 'puss in the corner quilts'
i have often used that block with an alternating block - such as churn dash for some nice (but simple) results. if you have a quilt design program - such as eq - try using yr blocks and aternating them with other 9 patch type blocks. |
love this setting, Luana
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Originally Posted by justflyingin
(Post 7158646)
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Why cut them? these make this top...alternating with a solid square. Obviously this one uses the light/white in the middle I made the one above using 8.5" blocks. I made the one below for my neighbor using 6.5" (before sewing into quilt) blocks [ATTACH=CONFIG]516358[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by mary74
(Post 7160977)
I know I have seen pictures of quilts on point however I have never done it. Can you explain it to me. Attached is picture with all the quilt blocks.
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