Two in a row, too much?
02-28-2011, 07:44 AM
#242
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I like the 2nd one best because of the colors but I agree both are lovely - I get board doing the same pattern twice in a row... I like the challenge of learning new blocks and patterns.. I can however make a lot of zig zag quilts for some reason those don't bore me .... variety is great!
02-28-2011, 09:25 AM
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First one is my favorite. You can't go wrong with Jinny Beyer designs.
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Originally Posted by keolika
I learned something about myself. I finished my Ginny Beyer Kinabalu pattern, the first picture, and it was so much fun, thought I would do another, similar pattern of fabric, different color, I had so much trouble making my self sit down and get it done, and didn't do as good a job as I know I could have. I guess I need a little more variety, or at least more than one project at a time. Anyone else have that issue. By the way which color do you like best?
02-28-2011, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Caroline S
Does anyone have the pattern to share? I assume since it was in a magazine it can be reproduced. I would like to do one of these.
02-28-2011, 10:47 AM
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I like them both. I also tend to get bored with doing the same pattern. Even when I'm doing the D9P, my favorite pattern for a quick quilt, I turn them differently for a different layout for variety.
I usually do a different project before going back to the same pattern.
I usually do a different project before going back to the same pattern.
02-28-2011, 10:55 AM
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I like them both. they are awesome.
At least you can make the pattern all the way thru and get a finished product that looks like the pattern. I can't even get thru one pattern without changing it. I always start out with a pattern, cut all the pieces and half way thru change my mind and start rearranging the pattern. Next thing I know, I have a completely different pattern than what I started with.
At least you can make the pattern all the way thru and get a finished product that looks like the pattern. I can't even get thru one pattern without changing it. I always start out with a pattern, cut all the pieces and half way thru change my mind and start rearranging the pattern. Next thing I know, I have a completely different pattern than what I started with.
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