Virtual quilting weekend--10/6-10/9/17
10-06-2017, 10:42 AM
#11
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: Central California
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I'm in also. I love these VQW. I've been busy this week and haven't sewn much. This will kick me in gear. Haha. I hope to quilt my Mystery Train Table Runner, start (and maybe finish) a baby quilt, and quilt a UFO lapsize quilt for me. 
Oh, I also have a ruler class tomorrow to attend. Hopefully learn a new quilting technique. I better get busy.
Oh, I also have a ruler class tomorrow to attend. Hopefully learn a new quilting technique. I better get busy.
10-06-2017, 11:15 AM
#15
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: South Dakota
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NZquilter - I'm with you on the purple. I've made a couple of purple quilts so far, and both were made for some one specific. Otherwise I don't know if I'd make a purple quilt ever.
Midwife -now those are more my colors LOL!!
I didn't start off well - laid out the blocks for the baby quilt and realized I need to make sure to sew the wide sides first. Got it all arranged how I liked it, put them in a stack and pinned them. Took them to the machine and proceeded to sew the short sides together first. Laid it out on the ironing table and saw that I know had a long, narrow baby quilt! Oh well, that is what seam rippers are for. It's back together correctly now, so on to the big one. I have that one laid out to sew the short ends together first. But since it's 5x5, it will be the same size regardless.
Midwife -now those are more my colors LOL!!
I didn't start off well - laid out the blocks for the baby quilt and realized I need to make sure to sew the wide sides first. Got it all arranged how I liked it, put them in a stack and pinned them. Took them to the machine and proceeded to sew the short sides together first. Laid it out on the ironing table and saw that I know had a long, narrow baby quilt! Oh well, that is what seam rippers are for. It's back together correctly now, so on to the big one. I have that one laid out to sew the short ends together first. But since it's 5x5, it will be the same size regardless.
10-06-2017, 12:05 PM
#16
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Mississippi
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Love your blue quilt, Tallchick! So beautiful and so much to look at...
Yours is pretty too, midwife. Great modern. I love that back! It's like a fully reversible quilt.
I just finished joining all my blocks in my QAYG Friendship Quilt. Now only the binding is needed and it will be done. The blocks were made by friends in my local charity quilting group, and a couple by me. On point settings always give my brain a workout, but turn out pretty.
The binding will be the darker turquoise in some of the blocks. The second photo shows the "key" label on the back that I made to remind me who made which block.
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Yours is pretty too, midwife. Great modern. I love that back! It's like a fully reversible quilt.
I just finished joining all my blocks in my QAYG Friendship Quilt. Now only the binding is needed and it will be done. The blocks were made by friends in my local charity quilting group, and a couple by me. On point settings always give my brain a workout, but turn out pretty.
The binding will be the darker turquoise in some of the blocks. The second photo shows the "key" label on the back that I made to remind me who made which block.
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10-06-2017, 01:37 PM
#18
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Join Date: May 2017
Location: Mount Pleasant, WI
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Originally Posted by D.Henson
Oh, I also have a ruler class tomorrow to attend. Hopefully learn a new quilting technique. I better get busy.
10-06-2017, 01:39 PM
#19
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Join Date: May 2017
Location: Mount Pleasant, WI
Posts: 579
Originally Posted by midwife
I just took this off the midarm. Now to make the binging and sew it on.
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